Sleep

Exams Students Teaching and Learning 

Eat, Sleep, Revise, Repeat: Part 3

13th June 201913th June 2019 David Lowbridge-Ellis 877 Views 0 Comments Assessment, cognitive load, Cognitive Science, drink, Dual Coding, Equality, Exams, food, Habits, how to revise, Modelling, Nudge Theory, parental engagement, Philip Larkin, retrieval practice, Revision, self-quizzing, Sleep, stationery

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we help students prepare for exams more effectively?

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Exams Research Teaching and Learning 

Eat, Sleep, Revise, Repeat Part 2

1st April 20191st April 2019 David Lowbridge-Ellis 976 Views 1 Comment A levels, adenosine, Anxiety, blue light, caffeine, circadian rhythm, Coffee, cognitive load, Dreams, emotions, Examinations, Exams, GCSEs, Harvard, Health, jet lag, Memory, Mental Health, Mobile Phones, NHS, pupil wellbeing, Recall, retrieval, Revision, Revisions, SATs, Screen time, screentime, Sleep

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we help students prepare for exams more effectively?

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Exams Seasonal Students 

How To Approach A Level Revision

28th May 201828th May 2018 Jake Fenton 1712 Views 0 Comments A level, application, Exams, exercise, flash cards, Flashcards, Mindmaps, Recall, retrieval practice, Revision, Sleep, Student, Timetable, Unjaded Jade, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 2 minutes How can students prepare for A levels?

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Assessment Exams 

8 Tips for Successful A Level Revision

19th March 201816th March 2018 Sian Edwards 6253 Views 2 Comments A level, Assessment, breaks, GCSE, planning, rest, Revision, Sleep, Stress, techniques, terminology, Timetable, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we best prepare students for A Level revision?

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Research Teaching and Learning 

The Afternoon Effect

19th April 201730th April 2017 John Dabell 4480 Views 0 Comments Education, History, Maths, Nolan Pope, optimal time, performance, results, School, Sleep, teaching, timetables, University of Chicago, University of London, Velichka Dimitrova

Reading Time: 3 minutes When is the best time to learn?

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Seasonal Staff Well Being 

10 Tips for Teachers Relaxing Over the Holidays

2nd April 20176th June 2017 Judith Aitken 21799 Views 4 Comments Marking, School, School Holidays, Sleep, Staff Well Being, travel, Well being

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can teachers relax over the holidays? Read our 10 tips …

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Research Social Media Students 

Students Lose Sleep Because of Social Media

17th January 201717th January 2017 @TeacherToolkit 4682 Views 1 Comment Anxiety, Bedtime, Chris Taylor, eSafety, Free School Meals, Kim Horton, Mental Health, Routledge, Sally Power, Sleep, social-media, Taylor and Francis Group, Well being

Reading Time: 3 minutes Does it matter if some children get more sleep than others?

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Research Students 

Sleep On It …

20th December 201619th December 2016 John Dabell 6744 Views 3 Comments American Academy of Paediatrics, Benjamin Franklin, Circadian Delay, Depression, Drinking, Education Endowment Foundation, Health, Mental Health, Obesity, Psychological, Sleep, Smoking, Sociological, TeenSleep Project

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is an early start to the school day, detrimental to learning?

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Staff Well Being Workload 

Think About You For A Change

6th April 20166th April 2016 Jack Gulston 4784 Views 11 Comments Education Support Partnership, Great British Sleep Survey, Sleep, Well being

Reading Time: 4 minutes How do teachers ‘look after themselves’?

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