I find myself with duplicate copies of these excellent books as I bought them and then was sent them too! I'd like to give them away to a mentor. Please like and RT and ill pick a winner on Monday
@teacherfeature2@ChrisYoules @amarbeer
Enjoying a brilliant round table discussion of the ways History and English teachers have developed their teaching of race, migration and empire through the TRACTION project, which will soon be launched on the University of Oxford @OxDeaneryEdu website @OxfordDeptofEd
@JJtodd1966 Had this discussion today about what it means to redact the "n-word", has the word "negro" also become something that is becoming silenced because of its complex history? And what does that mean for us as educators when choosing texts everyone feels comfortable teaching?
Devising a scheme of work abridging 'Anita and Me' for Eduqas Lang (Comp 1) and utilising the awareness of Powell's 'Rivers of Blood' speech to enhance their analysis. Incredible to empower their understanding of how rhetoric is the platform for ALL ideas. @JJtodd1966
If you'd like to see a CPD session looking at the link between securing vocabulary and writing, listen below. I hope you enjoy.
https://t.co/V8AJvEb1On
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As with most things, vocabulary teaching needs to be done with a sense of proportion. If not, then the unintended consequences can have a real impact on student outcomes. Fascinating insights + examples here from EMC's @BarbaraBleiman
https://t.co/bx1Z3eBDC3