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Podcast 43 – Can We Separate Politics From Education?

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The 12 Plays Of Christmas

18th December 201718th December 2017 Sophie Horton 1641 Views 1 Comment Audience, Baby Jesus, Carol Concert, Christmas, Christmas concerts, costumes, Mary and Joseph, nativity, pantomime, Parents, performance, plays, Primary, primary teaching, props, rehearsal, singing, Three Wise Men

Reading Time: 3 minutes Recognise any of these Christmas concert gems?

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Choose To Simplify

8th September 20179th September 2017 @TeacherToolkit 2908 Views 0 Comments #MarkPlanTeach, Bloomsbury Publishing, classroom strategies, Dr Tim O'Brien, Evidence-based, Literacy, mark plan, primary teaching, Psychology, Research, Ross Morrison McGill, secondary teaching

Reading Time: 2 minutes How can teachers ignore politics within education, and just focus on what they do best?

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Jack Of None, Master Of Many

4th June 20174th June 2017 Jen Willis 6041 Views 4 Comments Curriculum, Early Years, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Knowledge, Primary, primary education, primary teaching, Schools, specialism, subject, subject specialists

Reading Time: 4 minutes Are primary teachers failing their students by lack of subject specialists?

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