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Mindset

Psychology Staff Well Being Workload

When Good Is Not Good Enough

1st November 201831st October 2018 Ann-Marie 1341 Views 0 Comments guilt, Mindset, Ofsted, Parents, Psychology, Relationships, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes Are you good enough to teach?

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CPD Research Teaching and Learning

Research Myth 9: Boys Are Better At Maths Than Girls

3rd March 20182nd March 2018 John Dabell 1868 Views 0 Comments Daniel Ansari, Education, environment, Gender, gender gap, Jo Boaler, Maths, maths brain, Mindset, Schools, teaching, WomenEd

Reading Time: 1 minute Do girls perform more poorly than boys at maths?

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Mental Health Staff Well Being

8 Ways To Stay Motivated This Term

19th February 201819th February 2018 Ann-Marie 2355 Views 2 Comments 2% mindset, Freedom Writers, Growth Mindset, Lion King, Mental Health, mindfulness, Mindset, motivation, physical health, positivity, Stress, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we prepare ourselves for the new term?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning

9 Tips for Giving Honest Feedback

7th September 20176th September 2017 Hanna Beech 2766 Views 0 Comments Assessment, complaints, dialogue, Feedback, Growth Mindset, lesson feedback, Mindset, Peer assessment, Peer to Peer, peers, Progress, Verbal Feedback

Reading Time: 3 minutes Honesty, is it really the best policy?

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Muhammed Ali

Assemblies Resources Students

If Not Now, When? By @TeacherToolkit

20th March 20152nd March 2017 @TeacherToolkit 14316 Views 10 Comments Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Assembly, Barcelona Olympics, Failure, Hermann Ebbinghaus, Malcolm Gladwell, Marginal Gains, Mindset, Muhammad Ali, Resilience, Resources, Searle Brothers, Sir David Brailsford, The Forgetting Curve, Tolerance

Reading Time: 2 minutes This is a blog about resilience, tolerance, failure, revision and exam motivation. I take inspiration from @DrDanNicholls‘ blog, If not now,

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CPD Leadership Teaching and Learning

Power from the Floor: The Life Of A Deputy Headteacher

30th January 201529th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 24333 Views 27 Comments Assessment, Austin's Butterfly, Carol Dweck, common-sense approach, CPD, diagnostic feedback, diagnostic marking, Expected Practice, George Spencer Academy, Marking, Mindset, Not Yet, Progress over time, Quintin Kynaston, Resource, Ron Berger, TED talk, The Life of a Deputy Headteacher, Workload, Yellow Box

Reading Time: 5 minutes This is a blog about marking and a common-sense approach to teacher-workload. In this read, you will find a CPD

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The Power of Not Yet Carol Dweck Marking Red Pen

Research Teaching and Learning

The Power of Not Yet

24th December 201420th August 2016 @TeacherToolkit 15230 Views 21 Comments Assessment, Carol Dweck, Growth Mindset, Mastery, Mindset, Resilience, TED talk, The Power of Not Yet

Reading Time: 3 minutes This is a blog about The Power of Not Yet and how the ‘Not Yet’ theory may be applied in

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