May 2017 – UKEdChat

Storytime: While reading to children has many benefits, simply speaking the words aloud may not

Being able to read has wide implications for individuals within school and beyond. Ensuring that

Second-grade students who read aloud to dogs in an after-school program demonstrated improved attitudes about

Genius Hour: From discussions with Primary school teacher friends of mine it was pointed out

A new study from Uppsala University in Sweden has indicated that the norm-conscious practices used

E-Bacc: A couple of months ago my daughter was asked to choose her GCSE options.

In a recent article titled “The ludicrous plan to pump Mojave water to L.A.” the

Self-regulation: Failing an exam at school, getting rejected for a job or being screamed at

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Two Concordia researchers are turning to Reddit for a more accurate picture of public perceptions

An article by Richard James Rogers Illustrated by Sutthiya Lertyongphati Homework: I received a message

Puppets: @MrSmithKS1 over on twitter asked if anyone was using puppets in a KS2 classroom.

If we engage with our more sceptical colleagues about technology, and its place (or not)

Anxiety: I am a lucky man. I wake up every day and the only battle

The Lead Lesson is a staple feature in Year 11 life. There are few things