Reading

CPD Staff Well Being Wellbeing 

#1MinCPD: Getting Outdoors

13th June 201813th June 2018 Hanna Beech 475 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, beach school, Curriculum, forest school, outdoors, picnic, Reading, surfing, topic, walking, Wellbeing

How can you get your students outdoors more often?

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Assessment Exams Primary 

SATs Ready Revision Tips For Teachers And Children

23rd April 201823rd April 2018 Anna Wells 1239 Views 2 Comments accountability, Assessment, Exams, mental maths, Music, peer mentoring, performance, Primary, Reading, Revision, SATs, Wellbeing

How can we help children be SATs-ready?

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Parenting Podcasts Students 

100 Years, 100 Women: Sofia Fenichell

21st April 20186th May 2018 Iesha Small 735 Views 0 Comments #100vote, #BETT2018, #TTkit100Women, Entrepreneur, illustrations, Literacy, mrs wordsmith, Podcast, Reading, vocabulary, women

How can we increase children’s vocabulary?

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CPD Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Encouraging Reading

18th April 20185th May 2018 Hanna Beech 1052 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, authors, Creativity, empathy, fiction, Fun, learning investment, Literacy, non-fiction, Reading, vocabulary, Writing

How can we encourage a love of reading in our pupils?

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CPD Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Happy World Book Day

1st March 20185th May 2018 Hanna Beech 559 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, authors, Creativity, empathy, fiction, learning investment, non-fiction, Reading, vocabulary, World Book Day, Writing

How can we ‘big up’ books?

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Parenting Seasonal Students 

5 Activities for World Book Day

27th February 20186th March 2018 Christina Brown 1391 Views 0 Comments book cover, Competition, Creativity, film, Library, Literacy, performance, poetry, Reading, speaking and listening, World Book Day, Writing

What can you do for World Book Day?

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Assessment Curriculum Exams 

The End Of Average

28th January 201828th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1391 Views 0 Comments Appraisal, Assessment, books, Curriculum, Edward Thorndike, End Of Average, examination, Exams, Reading, standardisation, The End of Average, Todd L Rose, Todd Rose

Is our current examination system suitable for all students?

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Mental Health Parenting Students 

Hospital Teachers

26th January 201825th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1601 Views 1 Comment Cancer, children, Education, EYFS, hospital, Hospital Teaching Service, hygiene, Illness, iPads, Kate Sumner, KS4, Parenting, Parents, Reading, Royal Berkshire Hospital, rubber gloves, sick, support, teacher, teaching

Are you familiar with the role ‘hospital teacher’ and what they to support children?

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Policies Politics Students 

The Real Disadvantage Gap In Our Schools

21st January 201821st January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2606 Views 0 Comments @Edu_Historian, achievement, Algebra, attainment gap, Disadvantaged, Family, Home, Jack Schneider, Learning, Literacy, Magritte, Massachusetts, Money, poor, Progress, Pupil Premium, Reading, rich, scores, social mobility, socio-economic, Sommerville, Tests, the nook

Does having a family culture and structure at home, which aligns to the values of a school, equate to success?

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Staff Well Being 

10 Ways To Beat Blue Monday

14th January 201828th February 2018 Hollie Anderton 1440 Views 1 Comment Blue Monday, exercise, film, happiness, Mental Health, motivational anthem, planning, positivity, Reading, Well being

Are you feeling under the weather now that you’re back to work?

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Parenting Teaching and Learning 

Teaching Reading to Children With Autism

9th January 20182nd April 2018 Ethan Miller 3467 Views 0 Comments Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder, InstagramBlog, Lesson planning, Literacy, multi-sensory, Neurodevelopment disorder, Parents, picture books, Reading, Reading and Autism, SEN, special interest

How can we help autistic learners with reading?

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Blogging Publication Resources 

21 Books That Have Influenced Thinking

22nd December 201725th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 3971 Views 0 Comments Alain de Botton, Benjamin Hoff, blogs, Chip Heath, Chris Guillebeau, Dan Heath, David Price, David Price OBE, Doug Lemov, Dr Tim O'Brien, Dr. Debra Kidd, Education, Jelmer Evers, Jessica Lahey, Joel Comm, leadership, Literacy, Lucy Crehan, Paul Bambrick-Santoyo, Randy Pausch, Reading, Richard Bach, Richard Gerver, Robert Cialdini, Schools, teacher, teaching, Tom Hodgkinson

What books have influenced you this year?

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Blogging Seasonal Social Media 

12 Most Popular Blogs

19th December 201719th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 1794 Views 0 Comments 2017, @TeacherToolkit, Blogger, Blogging, blogs, Coding, Differentiation, Education, guided reading, leadership, Mental Health, Ofsted, Outstanding, Reading, Schools, teacher, Teacher Toolkit, teaching, Wellbeing, Workload, Writing

What are the most popular blogs you have been reading over the past year?

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CPD Parenting 

CPD Picks of The Week

14th December 201714th December 2017 Holly Gardner 1156 Views 0 Comments book ownership, Colin MacLeod, CPD, David Didau, Differentiation, Early Years, National Foundation for Educational Research, National Literacy Trust, Noah Forrin, Parents, planning, Pro Bono Economics, Professor Teresa Cremin, PSHE, PSHE Association, Reading, Speed Dating, teacher retention, The Open University, The Sutton Trust, trauma, University of Waterloo

How can we pop the differentiation bubble?

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CPD 

CPD Picks of The Week

8th December 20177th December 2017 Holly Gardner 1091 Views 0 Comments A level, Anne Longfield, Behaviour, Children's Commissioner, Dr Alice Bradbury, Dr Guy Roberts-Holmes, Early Years, Education Reform, EEF, GCSE, grouping, KS1, Literacy Octopus, Lord Foulkes, mental health provision, NEU, Ofqual, PIRLS, planning, private education, Reading, Reserach, Revision, Special needs, UCL Institute of Education, vulnerable children

If you could give a gift to teachers, what would it be?

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