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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

Research Myth 8: Pupils Are Digital Natives

25th February 201824th February 2018 John Dabell 867 Views 0 Comments Angela McFarlane, digital native, Education, fluttering, Homo Zappien, Paul A. Kirschner, Pedro De Bruyckere, School, teaching, technology

Are pupils digital whizz-kids?

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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

Research Myth 6: You Only Use 10% of Your Brain

11th February 201810th February 2018 John Dabell 957 Views 0 Comments 10% myth, Barry Gordon, brain science, Dr Eric Chudler, Education, fMRI, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Lucy, PET scans, School, teaching

How much of your brain do you use?

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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

Research Myth 3: Learning Styles

21st January 201828th January 2018 John Dabell 1718 Views 3 Comments auditory, Carol Lethaby, Daniel T. Willingham, David Didau, Education, kinaesthetic, Learning Styles, Patricia Harries, Paul A. Kirschner, School, Scott O. Lilienfeld, teaching, visual

Have you succumbed to using Learning Styles?

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Staff Well Being Staffing 

Staffroom Politics

20th January 201818th July 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1016 Views 1 Comment comedy, Education, James Wren, mindfulness, Podcast, politics, Relax, School, Staff Room, Stress, teacher, teaching

What does mindfulness look like in your school?

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Curriculum Students Teaching and Learning 

Differentiation: What Works And Why

14th January 201815th January 2018 Claire Boyd 5212 Views 4 Comments Anders Ericsson, Assessment, Classroom Management, Differentiation, Education, efficacy, Intervention, Learning Objectives, next steps, School, success criteria, teaching, Zoe Elder

How committed are you to differentiation?

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Blogging 

The Top 10 Blogs of 2017

27th December 201723rd December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 1612 Views 1 Comment 2017, Analytics, Assembly, blogs, Coding, demoti, Differentiation, Fads, Feedback, leadership, Marking, School, SEO, teacher, Top Blogs, Twitter, Wellbeing, Workload, Writing

What were the most-read blogs over the last 12 months?

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Research Teaching and Learning 

12 Educational Research Myths

26th December 20177th April 2018 John Dabell 9508 Views 19 Comments ability grouping, Abraham Maslow, Andy Ash, bandwagon, Brain Gym, Chartered College of Teaching, critical consumers, digital natives, Education, evidence, Fads, hierachy of needs, Homework, Howard Gardner, Knowledge, learning pyramid, Learning Styles, multiple intelligences, neuromyth, Parents and Teachers for Excellence, Pete Boyd, pseudo-science, Research, School, teaching

What was the last bandwagon you jumped on?

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Policies Seasonal Workload 

The 12 Days of Christmas

25th December 201724th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 1132 Views 0 Comments #MarkPlanTeach, 12 days of Christmas, Assessment, budget, Christmas, Christmas carol, Education, Headteacher, Interventions, Marking, NQTs, Raspberry Pi, School, Seating Plans, teaching, www.raspberrypi.org

What does the twelve days of Christmas look like in your school?

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CPD Seasonal Teacher Training 

10 Highlights From My Education Travels

16th December 201716th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 1674 Views 1 Comment #TTkitCPD, Chris Fletcher, Chris Moyse, Conferences, Culture, diary, Dr Tim O'Brien, Dubai, Education, environment, Graded Lessons, Hull, Keynote, leadership, medication, Ofsted, Ross McGill, School, school buildings, SCITT, Sirius Academy West, teacher, Teacher Training, Tom Sherrington, travel, Wellbeing, Workload

What are your teaching highlights from the term / year?

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Behaviour 

How To Help Prevent Students Being Excluded

12th December 201712th December 2017 Sian Edwards 2147 Views 2 Comments attendance, Barnardo’s, Behaviour, crime, Dr Ted Cole, Education, Exclusion, Jane Evans, life chances, Professor Tamsin Ford, Psychological Medicine, School, school discipline, Sir Martin Narey, teaching, The School Exclusion Project, University of Exeter, University of Oxford

What can you do to keep students at risk of exclusion in school?

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Blogging Social Media Technology 

What Are You Reading?

10th December 20175th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1255 Views 4 Comments Analytics, Blogging, Bounce Rate, Classroom, Design for Digital, Education, Facebook, Google, Google Analytics, November 2017, School, SEO, sessions, teacher, teaching, Traffic, Twitter, users, Website

How do you know what your website readers are ‘actually’ reading?

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Assessment Students Teaching and Learning 

We Need To Pop Differentiation Bubble!

9th December 201710th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 8202 Views 9 Comments #DifferentiationBubble, ability, average, Differentiation, Education, Edward Thorndike, Fads, Freddie McGill, gimmick, Harvard, Instructor, mixed ability, Myths, PIRLS, Pisa, Rankings, School, setting, standardisation, Swimming, teacher, teaching, The End of Average, The Law of Effect, Thomas B. Fordham Institute, Todd Rose

Can teachers actually meet the needs of all their students?

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Leadership Ofsted Teaching Secrets 

Would Ofsted Dare?

6th December 201710th December 2017 A Teacher 3043 Views 3 Comments accountability, Amanda Spielman, Education, grading, NASUWT, NUT, Observations, Ofsted, Parent View, pressure, School, senior management, social-media, Teacher View, teaching, Well being, Workload

Why should teachers have to use social media as a pressure relief valve?

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Behaviour 

Are You Trauma Informed?

5th December 20174th December 2017 Daisy-May Lewis 4969 Views 2 Comments attachment trauma, Barbara Oehlberg, Behaviour, Bruce Perry, Dr Sandra Bloom, Education, emotional dysregulation, Heather Geddes, Judith Herman, Kate Cairns Associates, loss, Louise Bomber, post-traumatic stress disorder, School, secondary trauma stress, teaching, The Sanctuary Model, trauma, Wellbeing

Does your school have a trauma informed behaviour policy?

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Review Software Technology 

Reduce Workload and Increase Motivation

27th November 201725th November 2017 @TeacherToolkit 5108 Views achievement, Achievement Points, Analysis, Badges, Behaviour, Ben Dunford, Data, Data Analysis, Detention, EdTech, Education, epraise, epraise.co.uk, Exeter, Homework, Intervention, Louise Dunford, MIS, Parents' Evening, Primary, Product Review, Rewards, Rewards System, School, Schools, Seating Chart, seating plan, secondary, Software, teacher, teaching, technology

How can teachers and schools reduce workload whilst increasing impact and student motivation?

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