Funk = the emotional, thought-provoking connection that comes from relating content to issues involving drama, controversy, surprise, humor and conflict. Check out my new piece/podcast w/ @cultofpedagogy for 3 tips for Finding the Funk! https://t.co/yVxAvSVg13 #TangibleEquity
Does it take 10,000 litres of water to make a pair of jeans? - another great podcast from @BBCRadio4 and @TimHarford I have added it to the @ibgeography Unit 3 curated list at https://t.co/cOPjDtd0EM although there is plenty of links with Freshwater and some #tok themes as well.
Here is this week's. A really great read on cognitive modeling and how it can help pre-service teachers master planning skills and clarity of instruction.
https://t.co/FzmNyvZ4Nf
One of the biggest barriers to mentors engaging with ECF and CCF readings (aside from time) is the fact they can't access them. I have compiled them all here for easy access: https://t.co/K7LLRYY5Ed
Excited for these Everyday Geography resources created by the GAISIG (under the ace leadership of @GeogMum) to go live! Simple but hopefully powerful for getting students thinking about their own geographies. Could they be your #geographyteacher Sept intro lesson? Link below!🤞🏻
Nearly time to move onto this with our Year 9 cohort: a short series of mapping lessons to end Key Stage 3 🗺️ For some, one last attempt at improving their locational knowledge!
https://t.co/EQ7V2YvHxu
"Estimates suggest at least 1% of the population currently identify as trans or non-binary. This means that, even in smaller schools, some of your students will be questioning their gender identity". @savageeducation featured in the latest #ISLMagazine: https://t.co/0lB2NOJvca
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If you’re interested in the teaching of writing, there are 5 free resources to go alongside the publication of my new book, ‘Closing the Writing Gap’
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