Book UKEdMag: Book review – Take Control of the Noisy Class by @RobPlevin UKEdChat Editorial The humble classroom door. Often neglected. Often abused. Rarely utilised. But the classroom door holds
Community Arguing with children is pointless @bennewmark UKEdChat Editorial “Write down the date and title now, Nick. If you haven’t started in thirty seconds
Community Manage behaviour in lessons by @ncjbrown UKEdChat Editorial One of the most daunting aspects for teachers that are new to the profession is
UKEdChat Session 281: Classroom Management: Share your Top Tips! @ICTmagic Following a poll, this session (hosted by @ICTMagic) explored Classroom Management. The session opened by
UKEdChat Session 269: Mindfulness, Wellbeing & Resilience UKEdChat Editorial This #UKEdChat session was co-hosted by @MissECDavies & @mindfulpedagogy and focused on Mindfulness, Wellbeing & Resilience. The questions
Community .@iDoceo – marking in the 21st century by @basnettj UKEdChat Editorial The very title of this blog may lead you to believe that I am an
Community Teacher “Bants” & Behaviour Management by @nataliehscott UKEdChat Editorial – I apologise in advance for the shifts in person throughout. I jump from addressing
Community Badges, Rewards and Barking Dogs by @MrW1se UKEdChat Editorial Badges are a new thing in education at the moment. Read about them here. They
Book Book Review: Getting the Buggers to Behave by @Sue_Cowley @digicoled Managing behaviour looks different in each and every classroom as personal dynamics and situations vary
UKEdMag UKEdMag: Via @ObieMatin – A Classroom of One’s Own – Story of a Nomadic Teacher UKEdChat Editorial – Being a supply, cover or peripatetic teacher can be great fun, seeing different children in
UKEdMag UKEdMag: Guided Reading For All By @rpd1972 UKEdChat Editorial – Guided Reading is a common daily routine in many primary classrooms in the UK
Apps EduApp: SeatCharter for iPad UKEdChat Editorial – Figuring out who is going to sit next to whom, and which pupils need
News & Research News: Large Class Size Figures in England Primary Schools UKEdChat Editorial – Official figures being highlighted today show that in January 2014, there were 40,000 primary
UKEdChat Session 211: Teaching/Classroom Assistants UKEdChat Editorial -Date: Thursday 17th July 2014 – Hosted by UKEdChat & ICTMagic Topic: Teaching Assistants –
Feature 10 Tips to Keep Pupils’ Attention UKEdChat Editorial Sometimes, it is just necessary to stand in front a group of children and speak
