racism

Governance Podcasts Policies 

Podcast 55 – How Can Schools Improve Attitudes To Hair?

12th September 201912th September 2019 Joshua McGovern 386 Views 0 Comments #100women, #TTkitPodcast, Afro, Assembly, BAME, Black African, Black Caribbean, discrimination, Equality, Equality Act, Exclusions, Gender, girls, Hair, Hair Equality Report, Head Girl, inclusion, lesson plans, London, Michelle De Leon, Podcast, racism, Stigma, World Afro Day

Reading Time: 1 minute Are our attitudes to hairstyles still hindering inclusion and inadvertently discriminating others?

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Pastoral Podcasts Research 

Podcast 44 – Is Education Representative of Diversity?

29th March 201929th March 2019 Joshua McGovern 1136 Views 1 Comment #TTkitPodcast, @RapClassroom, BAMEed, Ben Goldacre, Brain Gym, Cambridgeshire, Darren Chetty, Devon, diversity, Exclusions, Folklore, Hip Hop Education, Learning Styles, Media Studies, P4C, PhD, Philoshop for Children, Podcast, primary teaching, Professional development, racism, Research, South Wales, Tom Bennett, UCL

Reading Time: 1 minute Why do teachers not yet represent the demographic population of Britain?

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Behaviour Leadership Parenting 

‘Short Hair’, Suggests Some Don’t Care!

27th January 201926th January 2019 @TeacherToolkit 2521 Views 9 Comments Academic Research, Bad Science, Behaviour, Behaviour Policy, bias, Chinese, Department for Education, discrimination, Equality Act 2010, Ethnicity, Exclusions, Gender, haircuts, Poor Proxy, Pupil Performance, racism, Research, Short Hair, stereotypes, Uniform Policy

Reading Time: 2 minutes Is it time for schools to ‘get real’ with some of their rules?

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Behaviour Psychology Teaching and Learning 

Creating Identity-Safe Classrooms

17th January 201917th January 2019 John Dabell 2257 Views 0 Comments Becki Cohn-Vargas, Behaviour, bias, discrimination, diversity, Dr Dorothy Steele, empathy, Engage in Learning, environment, gender identity, labelling, Learning Policy Institute, Project Implicit, racism, Relationships, sexism, stereotype threat, The Policy Exchange

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is your classroom identity safe?

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Assessment Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

Colour-Coded Differentiation

9th January 20199th January 2019 John Dabell 3882 Views 1 Comment ability grouping, achievement, Colour Blind Awareness, colour coding, Data, Differentiation, Disadvantage, diversity, division, Isabella Wallace, Jayne Bartlett, labels, Leah Kirkman, obstacles, Pimp My Lesson, racism, Seating Plans, segregation, spreadsheets, Sue Cowley, worksheets

Reading Time: 3 minutes Why should we ditch colour-coded worksheets?

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Publication Research Resources 

7 Books That Have Influenced My Thinking

29th December 201830th January 2019 @TeacherToolkit 2423 Views 0 Comments 2018, books, British Society, business, Chip Heath, Cognitive Science, Constitutional Power, Dan Heath, Daniel H. Pink, Daniel H. Priestley, Daniel T. Willingham, Everyday Racism, Graham Nuthall, Influence, Institutional Racism, Key Person of Influence, Memory, Money, quit, racism, Reni Eddo-Lodge, Roger Schank, Seth Godin, Subject-Based Instruction, Teaching Minds, The Dip, The Hidden Lives of Learners, The Power of Moments, To Sell Is Human, Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race, Why Knowledge Matters

Reading Time: 4 minutes What books have influenced your thoughts?

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CPD Staff Well Being 

CPD Picks of The Week

9th February 20189th February 2018 Holly Gardner 1803 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, 5 Minute Lesson Plan, Chartered College of Teaching, David Johnston, Differentiation, End Child Poverty Coalition, Evidence Informed Teaching, fake news, global competences test, IKEA, Leeds Becket University, LEGO, Mental Health, Plan International UK, Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa), pupil progress, racism, Relax, sexism, social mobility, standards, The Real Play Coalition, Unilever, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 2 minutes Have you read this 5 minute lesson plan success story?

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