UKEdMag UKEdMag: TeachingGrit in the Classroom by @barbblackburn UKEdChat EditorialGrit is perseverance; the decision (and ability) to keep moving forward rather than giving up.
Community Challenging perceptions of millennials in the workplace and building resilience in young employees UKEdChat EditorialMillennials are often portrayed as narcissistic and work-shy, dubbed ‘snowflakes’, a term which is used
Book Book: Ten Traits of Resilience by @JamesHilton300 via @BloomsburyEd PeterHallIn this thought-provoking book, James Hilton explores ten traits of resilience and demonstrates to school leaders how they can embed these traits into their own practice and into their school to create a climate of resilience in every classroom.
Community Building character: why we do what we do by @MaximJKelly maximjkellyOn one visit to a fantastic school* I was introduced to an inspirational headteacher. He
Book Book: The Character Conundrum by Matt Lloyd-Rose via @RoutledgeEd TheHopefulTeacherReview compiled by: Hope Wilton-Waddell Supported by: Routledge Education Publishing For many schools, consideration of character has
Community The Positive Power of Negative Thinking @digicoledFads in education come and go, with many settings being full of optimism, hope, and
Community Resilience by @Sheep2763 sheep2763…we are so pressured for time and so keen that children succeed that we forget
UKEdChat Session 364: Teaching Resilience UKEdChat EditorialCan teaching resilience really work? That is the key question at the heart of this
Community British Values: So much more than pictures on walls! by @SkillForceUK UKEdChat EditorialAt the recent Festival of Education Amanda Spielman, HM Chief Inspector of Education, stated that
Community Critiquing Discourse of Resilience in Education by @davidwebster Dave WebsterSat at the Association of National Teaching Fellows one-day event in sunny Birmingham, I found
Community Building Resilience in our Learners by @cillachinchilla UKEdChat EditorialAs teachers, one of the biggest challenges that we face in the classroom is students
Community Resilience is a journey – it’s ok to have “brittle days” by @edu_wellbeing UKEdChat EditorialResilience is a journey, a process. It is not a case of a pupil being
Community Are your students tough enough? by @Guruteaching Andy McHughEvery year the same questions in education appear again and again. One question I’ve been wrestling
Christmas How The Grinch Stole Resilience by @TeachNorthern UKEdChat Editorial– This is a re-blog post originally posted by Lou Mycroft and published with kind permission.
