@wisestreligion@Miss_Snuffy This is the argument Apartheid South Africa made - Die Swart Gevaar (The Black Danger). Please don't teach this to kids. Nothing good comes of it. Yes teach kids to be safe and trust their instincts and cross the road if they don't feel safe - but race should never be a factor
@PaulRodrigo2718 @mrtdeehan A5 A page from an exam paper very carefully chosen. I try to get a question where the maths is easy but the question is odd: very wordy, not in a in normal format or problem solving. But, I'm after teaching exam techniques. Was a hugely effective strategy this year.
@SamuelJJack@BorisJohnson Easy solution here Ask them to take security tags off at the till then walk back to self check out People are dying We should be working together to minimise the risk of passing the virus on The right to keep safe is greater than your right not to have to go back to self checkout
To complete the level 7 element of my PGCE I need to complete a Viva. My placement was teenage maths resit students, having taught them this year it has made me question the resit policy of Maths/English, especially given the pass rate. I would like others views or suggestions?
@abbiejoan_ @FakeHeadteacher Have a highly structured day. Plan a time for everything. A time to set work for students, a time to check emails, a time for coffee break, a time for building resources, a time for excersis, for lunch, for talking to colleges, for talking to friends and stick to your schedule
@MissBaileyMaths@MrMattock@mrbartonmaths@MccreaEmma@missradders Finally, language. I'm in a really deprived area so started with knowing and regularly using the following: even numbers, odd numbers, factors, multiples, prime numbers having exactly two factors, fractions cancelling because numerator and denominator are even, or have HCF etc
@DavidDidau@GeogMonkey@MichaelT1979 And there in lies the consern. Schools do have good reasons for making their decision but are not certain that Ofsted will agree or accept these reasons making it a safer option to revert back to a two year KS4.
@GeogMonkey@MichaelT1979@DavidDidau Richard, I agree with you. So, I don't understand why schools are not trusted to make the decision for themselves according to the needs of the community they are in.
@GeogMonkey@MichaelT1979@DavidDidau I'm foreign. I studied from Yr9 English, Maths, a language, History, Art and Industrial Arts. Is this considered a narrow curriculum?
@DavidDidau@MichaelT1979 This is interesting. I have no idea as I teach Maths but we are having to teach in a lot more depth following the changes to GCSEs and I have no confidence that these subjects can be taught well in two years. Not offering them definitely narrows the curriculum so is not an option
@DavidDidau@MichaelT1979 No, I'm simply listing subject that are not generally taught at KS3 and asking if all these subjects can be taught to the depth expected in two years?
@DavidDidau@MichaelT1979 David, unless I've misread this, you have not considered those option subjects that are not taught in KS3 Business Studies, Media, Economics, Photography ect.