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Book: 40 Ways to Diversify the History Curriculum by @elena_stevens via @CrownHousePub

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The best history is the kind that illuminates the complexity of the past

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Book: The Teacher Journal by @teacherjournal_ via @BloomsburyEd

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Supported by Bloomsbury Education Publishing The Teacher Journal is the must-have resource for early career teachers

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Book: How to Move & Learn by @brynll @ianmarkholmes & Richard Allman via @CrownHousePub

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An evidence-based guide to embedding physically active learning in your school

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Book: I Can’t do Maths! by @AlfColes & Nathalie Sinclair via @BloomsburyEd

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Why children say it and how to change it: Why children say it and how to make a difference.

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Book: Fast Feedback via @BloomsburyEd

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How one primary school abolished written marking

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Book: 50 Fantastic Ideas to Encourage Diversity and Inclusion via @BloomsburyEd

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A collection of 50 fun and effective activities to nurture kindness and inclusivity in your Early Years setting.

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Book – A Year of Primary PE by @cook_pe via @BloomsburyEd

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Over 100 games to support whole-child development for the entire school year

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Minimise Marking: Focus on Feedback

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The DfE published guidance on feedback and marking, which stated that there was no required

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The dangers of encouraging dominance in debate

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As a teacher, how do you react when one student (or a small minority) dominate

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The Harshest Of All Critics

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Want some honest advice and feedback about your classroom practice? Ask your students what they

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We need to talk about: Culture – Part 1

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This is the first part of a double blog post on culture – the second

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Up-Cycling Edu

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Re-using and re-purposing resources

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DIY Visual Hexagons

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An easy-to-use classroom resource.

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Modelling in Classrooms

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Modelling: The world is complex and confusing. We live in a period of rapid change.

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Action Research – What and how?

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Considerations about beginning a classroom action research project.

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