Reading time, 8 minutes: A compendium of what’s being going on in the education sector over the first month of the academic year … For this blog, you’ll need a hot drink and a comfy chair. Given that it is October, you may need a blanket and an open fire!
Reading time, 9 minutes: Despite a pile of education books reaching in-excess of 20-high, the only book I’ve managed to read from cover to cover this summer is David Didau’s, The Secret of Literacy. This blog is a review.
Reading time, < 1 minuteThirty words in 30 seconds is designed to provide CPD advice for teachers and schools. Advice doesn’t need to be complicated … .
Reading time, 8 minutes: How can teachers get the best from the social media platform, Twitter?
Reading time, 5 minutes: What if teacher wellbeing could improve? What could schools do?
Reading time, 5 minutes: I’ve decided to bring my monthly newsletter back ‘in-house’ after three months flirting with Tiny Newsletter.
Reading time, 4 minutes: What would you do?
Reading time, 3 minutes: It may be that 2014 will be seen as a pivotal year in changing how we judge the quality of teaching. The move from grading individual lessons to viewing teaching, students’ work and progress over time and in a more sophisticated way has only just begun.
Reading time, 5 minutes: I have a bee in my bonnet and a professional-personal dilemma that I’d like to share with my readers.
Reading time, 4 minutes: Mike Cladingbowl (@MCladingbowl) realsed this document today (4th June) on the Ofsted website.
Reading time, 4 minutes: As part of my push to drive the standards of homework setting and getting in my own classroom, I thought I would share Ten (10) reasons why you should love homework as a teacher.
Reading time, 4 minutes: Some time ago, I had an annual appraisal review meeting with my headteacher. Of course, I won’t blog the full details here, but I will share the following …