The questions you should be asking your mentor
‘No man is an island.’ If you want to be successful at anything you must practice, and you have to accept guidance and support along…
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Fine-tune your development as a teacher
Just like the ever-famous quote, ‘You can achieve whatever you put your mind to’, anyone can make use of their full academic potential, life skills…
Teachers as Mentors
Educators educate, right? Absolutely right, and when asked ‘what do you do?’ my answer would be ‘I’m a teacher’.
5 ways to be an efficient teacher
Time is always of the essence in this profession. You have assessments to grade, data deadlines to meet and urgent emails to respond to. Since…
Developing trust and respect with your new class!
Thinking about your style of engagement is an important part of your teaching practise. When planning your lessons, it is important to gain the children’s interest…
Looking after your #1 teaching instrument
Heading back to school after the summer break can often see a lot of teachers, especially new teachers, experiencing some difficulties with their voice.
Fire up your teacher engagement
Richard Endacott shares his game-changing tactics and techniques to help teachers, educators, head teachers and coaches embrace and engage with change in order to motivate.
Why is a balanced curriculum an essential tool for educators?
“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before trying to improve the world?” – Anne Frank
Tales of a Teacher: Summer reflections
Browsing Instagram last week I was drawn to a picture of a whiteboard and what was written resonated with every class I have ever taught…
Cultivating community in the classroom
Make the classroom an inclusive community for participation and discussion
