Designation: Session 1

Adam Robbins

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Using Adlerian Psychology to build resilience in times of uncertainty
Details:
Teachers have faced a stressful year. In some way this sentence is true in any year, as the profession is synonymous with stress, but this year it particularly true. In my talk I want to share the work of Alfred Adler an Austrian psychologist who developed a philosophy of living that helps people to manage their emotions and seize control of their life when the unexpected happens. The talk will give a brief outline of his life, some of his ideas and a few examples of how they can be applied in educational settings.

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Suited for: All educators.

Presentation time: 2pm

Karen Dempster and Justin Robbins

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
The four pillars of parental engagement
Details:
Helping schools with simple and practical approaches to take a fresh approach to parental engagement.

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Suited for: All educators.

Presentation time: 1.39 pm

Sara Alston

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Making the last five minutes of the lesson count for all children
Details:
To develop a truly inclusive classroom, we need to be aware of children’s needs throughout the lesson. All too often we start the lesson with good intentions, but they are lost by the final phase of the lesson
I will be looking at how to make inclusion work in the vital last five minutes of the lesson, thinking about how we support transitions for all children. The focus will be on workable small tweaks and adaptations that reduce stress and workload for children and teachers.

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Suited for: All educators.

Presentation time: 1.23 pm

Toby Little

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
How to refine and improve the curriculum
Details:
5 ways in which leaders can improve and refine their schools curriculum. Referencing the work we’ve done at Courthouse Junior School and sharing our curriculum design principles, our assessment of the non-core subjects, our review process and what it looks like at Courthouse.

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Suited for: Primary educators & Leaders.

Presentation time: 1.03 pm

Lorna Baldry

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Teaching and learning with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder
Details:
We can’t be expected to know about every medical condition but we can be expected to listen and believe. As educators we want the best for the children, young people or adults who learn with us, so when we know they need something we will try to help them meet that need and adjust what we do. We come into contact and work with more people with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders than we may realise. Often they may not know exactly what they need or their needs vary hugely from hour to hour, day to day, so our awareness and willingness to adapt can help. This can make the difference between an education experience that shapes a future and nurtures potential or the denial of any education at all.
I’d like to share my experience as a hypermobile teacher, parent to a young adult with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and Aunt to a secondary aged nephew with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder. I’ll share the experiences of other parents and their children and some practical advice on how we can help our colleagues and our learners who may be on the Hypermobility Spectrum.

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Suited for: All educators.

Presentation time: 12.40 pm

Sajid Gulzar

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Risk and reward: taking on a failing school
Details:
School improvement in a failing school. The balance of keeping existing schools triggered whilst taking capacity to improve a failing one is a risky business and a delicate balance to achieve. I’d like to speak about both the risks and the rewards of this situation.

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Suited for: School Leaders.

Presentation time: 12.21 pm

Haili Hughes

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Make mentoring matter: Practical tips for mentors to utilise the Early Career Framework
Details:
Using an Early Career Framework, the presentation will explore how mentors can interpret guidance in their everyday role as mentors. I will also examine the research to provide mentors with practical ideas for how they can best support their NQTs.

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Suited for: arly career teachers and mentors.

Presentation time: 12.01 pm

Jane Green

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Why do we need to know about Hypermobility syndromes?  Introducing the Ehlers-Danlos and Hypermobility Disorders School Toolkit for primary and secondary school staff
Details:
Why do we need to know about hypermobility disorders/syndromes (Ehlers-Danlos) plus co-occurring conditions?

Attainment and attendance for pupils with hypermobility syndromes is limited by the misunderstanding and misdiagnosis of ‘issues with our tissues’.
This presentation describes what Ehlers-Danlos syndromes and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders are,  how they impact pupils with these issues, their attainment and attendance plus other common co-occurrences with other neurodivergent conditions and disorders.
Launching late April 2021 is the new UK wide Hypermobility School Toolkit, a free online resource produced by the 2 leading charities in the UK, Ehlers-Danlos.org and HMSA.   I am passionate about this and voluntarily leading the content for this toolkit after my personal diagnosis of hypermobility and professional educational career.

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Suited for: All educators.

Presentation time: 11.36 am

James Nottingham

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
On a Journey Through the Learning Pit
Details:
What the Learning Pit is and how it can be used to deepen learning.
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Suited for: Primary and secondary educators.

Presentation time: 11.21 am

Kelly Buxton

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Protecting story time
Details:
The importance of sharing high quality texts with children, protecting daily story time in school.
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Suited for: Primary educators.

Presentation time: 11.19 am

Lee Elliot Major

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Five evidence-informed principles for effective feedback
Details:
Research informed tips to improve a key aspect of good teaching that can help poorer pupils progress.
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Suited for: Secondary educators and school leaders.

Presentation time: 10.58 am

Peppi Orfanogianni

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Well-being
Details:
How to take care of yourself when you are a teacher.
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Suited for: Primary educators.

Presentation time: 10.55 am

Gwyneth McCormack

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Stories enhanced through essential everyday experiences
Details:
Understanding the importance of building stories from within the everyday experience of the child to support access to literacy in a meaningful and accessible way for children with vision impairment or vision impairment and complex needs.
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Suited for: Early Years, Primary & educators who support SEN.

Presentation time: 10.35 am

Hywel Roberts

UKEdChat Editorial

Presentation Title:
Why Stories Matter
Details:
Pedagogy of stories and their usefulness as part of a teacher’s toolkit in terms of relationships, classroom management and curriculum design.
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Suited for: All educators.

Presentation time: 10.06 am