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Start Lessons Promptly by @RichardJARogers
As a 17-year-old ‘A’ – Level student I was a typical lovesick teenager. I was […]
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Mindfulness in Education
Being aware, mindful and in control of our feelings is being recognised as being a […]
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5 Tips for Organising Homework by @RichardJARogers
I was very excited when I handed my homework to her. I was 16-years-old and […]
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Focus change for OfSTED inspections announced
Amanda Spielman, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector for England schools, today announced details of planned changes […]
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Building character: why we do what we do by @MaximJKelly
On one visit to a fantastic school* I was introduced to an inspirational headteacher. He […]
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Differentiating Texts by @RichardJARogers
Many school subjects require students to read and analyse paragraphs of text. Whether it’s a […]
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UKEdMag: Differentiation – Seeing the bigger picture by @vicks_marshall
Differentiation: Seeing the bigger picture By Vicky Marshall This article originally appeared in Issue 49 of […]
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Five ways to teach English Vocabulary through any subject by @RichardJARogers
I had an embarrassing experience in France when I was 16-years-old. No, it wasn’t my […]
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Book: Redefining More Able Education by Ian Warwick and Ray Speakman via @RoutledgeEd
Review compiled by: Sarah Wordlaw Supported by: Routledge Education Publishing Always high on the agenda for many […]
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UKEdMag: Reliance on Interventions by @mikeyambrose
Reliance on Interventions, by Michael Ambrose – This article originally appeared in Issue 49 of the […]
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England schools to teach new relationship and health education
All schools in England will teach children about good physical and mental health, how to […]
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UKEdMag: Collaborative Teaching by @education_maria
Collaborative Teaching, by Maria Hutchinson This article originally appeared in Issue 49 of the UKEd Magazine. […]
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UKEdMag: State of Independence by @BunsenLearner
State of Independence – Independent Learning, An Enquiry Approach By Chris Bowstead – This article originally appeared […]
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‘No evidence’ grammar schools can promote social mobility, study suggests
Expanding the number of grammar schools is unlikely to promote social mobility by providing more […]
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Book: Assessment – Evidence-based Teaching for Enquiring Teachers by @CSAtherton Published by @CriticalPub
Chris Atherton explores where assessment sits with feedback, memory, peer learning, curriculum design, metacognition and how effective implementation of strategies has been put into practice. […]