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[ 25th February 2020 ] The greatest teachers are expert at the status game by @MaryMered Community
[ 24th February 2020 ] Special school pupils ‘treated differently’, following the removal of standardised assessments News & Research
[ 24th February 2020 ] Flipped learning can transform teachers routines by @MY__teaching UKEdMag
[ 23rd February 2020 ] Book series: Comprehension Ninja by @VocabularyNinja via @BloomsburyEd Book
[ 23rd February 2020 ] Another Brick In The Wall? by @NDempseyDTA Community

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The greatest teachers are expert at the status game by @MaryMered
Our survival as teachers does depend on us mastering the high-status performance with Stanislavskian conviction.
News & Research
Special school pupils ‘treated differently’, following the removal of standardised assessments
No national progress routes for children with severe or profound intellectual disabilities study shows.
UKEdMag
Flipped learning can transform teachers routines by @MY__teaching
Flipped learning is just for students right? Wrong! It can be adapted and used for staff every day to reduce
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Book series: Comprehension Ninja by @VocabularyNinja via @BloomsburyEd
This series of essential handbooks for primary school teachers is filled with strategies and photocopiable resources to supercharge pupils and
Community
Another Brick In The Wall? by @NDempseyDTA
I once heard someone describe the inclusion of children with additional needs into mainstream schools as like trying to fit

Special school pupils ‘treated differently’, following the removal of standardised assessments

24th February 2020

No national progress routes for children with severe or profound intellectual disabilities study shows.

Factory of Innovations at Bett: Moscow showcases revolution in education

4th February 2020

The stand of Moscow noticeably distinguished due to the successfully chosen presentation concept — the

Praise, rather than punish, to see up to 30% greater focus in the classroom

29th January 2020

To improve behaviour in class, teachers should focus on praising children for good behaviour, rather than telling them off for being disruptive, according to a new study.

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