behaviour – UKEdChat

UKEdMag: Questioning Consistency by @ICTMagic

11th December 2019 @ICTmagic

Consistency in all things seem to be the holy grail of education currently. Sounds very […]

Is it for the good of the children or the bank balance? by @sheep2763

7th December 2019 sheep2763

It seems that decisions for some of our most vulnerable children are not made for the good of the children but for the benefit of bank balances. […]

Being Creative with the Truth

5th December 2019 @ICTmagic

#UKEdChat session 482 – Research says that the average person lies 300 times a day… […]

Troubled Hearts, Troubled Minds by Peter Nelmes via @CrownHousePub

11th September 2019 @digicoled

A book about emotions, and how emotions play a role in the learning of all children, and indeed adults, whether or not their behaviour is challenging, and whether or not they are troubled. […]

Book: Supporting pupils with SEMH difficulties by Roy Howarth via @BloomsburyEd

9th August 2019 @digicoled

Children with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) difficulties can be among the most challenging […]

5 Effective Teacher Behaviours by @RichardJARogers

6th July 2019 Richard Rogers

I like reading articles that help me out in life. Direct, uncompromising advice that works […]

Ofsted’s new inspection arrangements to focus on curriculum, behaviour and development

21st May 2019 UKEdChat Editorial

From September 2019, Ofsted will refocus inspections of schools in England, early years settings and […]

Helping Troubled Pupils

21st March 2019 @ICTmagic

We all hide things. From our friends and even from ourselves. Because of this, the […]

UKEdMag: Learned Helplessness by @digicoled

19th February 2019 @digicoled

In an experiment you may not be aware of, a class of learners was randomly […]

UKEdMag: ADHD – Improvements In Cognitive Performance by @kidscansucceed

17th February 2019 UKEdChat Editorial

There is a growing interest among academic researchers and the world of education into how […]

The Power of … Pausing by @RichardJARogers

14th December 2018 Richard Rogers

Our cover teacher was late to class and we were having a right old laugh! […]

The All Seeing Eye: Behaviour & Technology

29th November 2018 @ICTmagic

Session #432 Ever had the feeling you are being watched…? The chance would be a […]

8 Behaviour Management Basics by @RichardJARogers

27th November 2018 Richard Rogers

The noise was getting louder and louder. The kids were having a right old laugh […]

Classroom friendships may offset effects of punitive parents

23rd November 2018 UKEdChat Editorial

Angry, threatening and highly critical parenting is more likely to result in children with defiant, […]

Children as young as seven suffer effects of discrimination

23rd October 2018 UKEdChat Editorial

A new UC Riverside study finds children are sensitive to and suffer the impacts of […]