Deputy Headteacher at Sandringham School | World Class Associate with WCSQM | English Teacher | Pedagogy, Curriculum and CPD enthusiast | Teach First 2014
A one page summary of @teacherhead Mode A and Mode B Teaching, @KateJones_teach RP strategies and other key ideas in cognitive science from @WALKTHRUs_5 and @olicav. Thanks to @evans_madeleine for the excellent T&L map idea. Please RT if you would like a copy.
EPISODE 4- Do you need to be a good teacher to be an effective school leader?
We are joined by @DanielleFinlay4 to discuss this question. Some polarised opinions and fierce debate!
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We are looking to appoint a talented, enthusiastic and ambitious PROJECT LEAD to support the successful operation of the EdTech Demonstrator Programme at Sandringham School - Is this you? If so, further information can be found here: https://t.co/GOXVERf5vf
Have you been considering how best to formatively assess students remotely? Our Research School director, @CarolineCreaby, outlines some key thoughts in this blog: https://t.co/OV74K9kroJ
In our latest blog, we asked @DanielleFinlay4 how she has used the Progress Teaching platform in her career to transform the quality of feedback that Senior Leadership teams give to their teachers https://t.co/gZ23yofwup #edutwitter#CPD#teaching
As we all shift to remote teaching, here at @SandResearch we have teamed up with @SandEdTech to bring you three free sessions on explanations, formative assessment and feedback. Click here to book your place: https://t.co/SIk6ujw9JA
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Today's measures to ensure fairness in next year's exams are welcome – our students now have certainty, and the plans take into the account the challenges we've all faced, writes @MohsenOjja
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One thing I would like to change about teaching is the fear of making a mistake. Typically, we tell our students mistakes are a part of learning but we are so afraid of making them ourselves. Own those mistakes, learn from them, and be honest about them. #imakemistakes
Teachers and Ofqual: weeks and weeks of work trying hard to generate a coherent, credible, fair set of exam results
@educationgovuk: stays up late one night to produce a colossal 'triple lock' dogs' breakfast to 'boost fairness'
Farcical.
This letter, from Albert Camus immediately after he was awarded the Nobel Prize,to his childhood teacher Louis Germaine, remains one of my favourite things.