Technology in the classroom
‘Edtech’ is revolutionising the way we teach our children. Are you on board?
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Maintaining your professional reputation
Starting a new school or a new setting can always be scary and overwhelming – whatever your background or experience. Maintaining your professional reputation is…
10 tips for getting your first NQT role
The start of the Summer term is feverish in any school. SATS, GCSE and A levels are looming and most head teachers and senior leaders…
Surviving your first week as an NQT
September is the official start month of your life as an NQT! Of course you have been in school in August to prep the classroom…
Challenging behaviour in the classroom
Challenge classroom behaviour needs to be in a way that is fair and prevents further escalation! If you do this successfully you will be able…
Clear, Collaborative and Creative Thinking; the Challenge of post Covid Schooling
The drive to ‘do’ versus the need to think The drive to ‘do’, to get on with things, to find a solution is sometimes derived…
Can we influence why students behave in certain ways?
A brief insight into some of the reasons why students behave in certain ways and some considerations for dealing with those issues.
Take control of a noisy classroom
Every teacher has a story or memory of that one time they completely lost control of their classroom and no matter what they did, said…
How to build a rapport with your pupils
Building positive relationships with your pupils is fundamental to their learning and your own happiness in the classroom.
How to identify behaviours in the classroom
Anyone who has worked in a school setting knows that there are many unusual behaviours from the majority of pupils that present themselves almost daily.
