Rachel Eperjesi

Senior Lecturer in Primary Education @UoGEducation, Co-author of 'Action Research for New Teachers' with @DrColinForster

[Claire Harley @clairevh]

4. For working with trainee and new career teachers, I love Forster and Eperjesi’s book. Its aimed at new teachers, but I still get a lot out of it too. Its complex ideas broken down into useful, readable chapters and I love it.

[Uni of Glos Education @UoGEducation]

Congratulations to @DrColinForster and @REperjesi on the publication of their new book: Introduction to Primary Teaching.

[BBC Gloucestershire @BBCGlos]

Thousands of GCSE students in Gloucestershire are finding out their results today! 🧑‍🎓

The grades are the first to be based on regular exams since before the Covid-19 pandemic.

And these Cleeve School students are among those celebrating their grades...🥳

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

Anyone involved in ITE may be interested in this recent research. Such a joy, as always, to work with @DrColinForster @TraceyWire @JudePenny2 @RuthHollier Emma Howell. Free eprints available for a limited time.
@UoGEducation

https://t.co/tthk2hxSzo

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

So proud of this - always a pleasure to work with you too @DrColinForster, although lockdown meant considerably less shared cake and chocolate this time.

[Colin Forster @DrColinForster]

Slight change of name for the 2nd edition. Now includes a section on ‘the ontology thing’ and even more excellent pictures from the brilliant @daveboybrookes. Privilege, as ever, to work with @REperjesi and thank you to @SAGEeducation for the opportunity. @UoGEducation

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

As it is multisystemic, it often goes undiagnosed, as it appears to be a collection of unrelated issues. 'If you can't connect the issues, think connective tissues'.

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

Great to see an article in the TES about Ehlers Danlos Syndromes and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders. Please read and share, to raise awareness of these conditions which are mostly invisible but can have a real impact for children in school. https://t.co/1oJYxdCiXJ

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

@MissThomasBG @UoGEducation @TraceyWire @RuthHollier Thank you so much for your contribution. You were fantastic and the students were so grateful for all the great advice.

[Uni of Glos Education @UoGEducation]

This year's annual primary partnership conference took place at Oxstalls on Friday 6th March and was a fantastic event, focusing on Teaching the Primary Curriculum, which our school partners valued very highly. More details can be found in this blog post: https://t.co/FL6MVyYBZP

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

What a fantastic day, working alongside fantastic colleagues, with our wonderful school partners, who are so dedicated to working with us to train the next generation of primary teachers #teachingtheprimarycurriculum

[Uni of Glos Education @UoGEducation]

Great times being had by colleagues from our partnership schools at our annual partnership conference. We've been considering how to teach children and make their 'brains fizz' across the curriculum #teachingtheprimarycurriculum

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

@OnjaliRauf @cshadwell76 Thanks for the retweet @OnjaliRauf I'm going to send a message if that's ok!

[Rachel Eperjesi @REperjesi]

My favourite children's book is the award-winning The Boy at the Back of The Class, by the brilliant @OnjaliRauf To find out about why I like this book, take a look at this blog post: https://t.co/s6Oi697tmo
What's your favourite, @cshadwell76 ?

[Uni of Glos Education @UoGEducation]

Happy #WorldBookDay! Today members of our team will be sharing some of their favourite children’s books here. Join in the fun. Who will be first -⁦@TraceyWire⁩ ?

[Tracey Wire @TraceyWire]

Always a heart warmer.

[Jackie McNeil @07935Jmcneil]

@DrGParton @UoGEducation @DrColinForster @cshadwell76 Good choice @DrGParton popular in the McNeil household - my all time family favourite read together is Dogger by Shirley Hughes, along with all the Alfie books! Still brings a tear to the eye! @ShirleyHughes_ @RuthHollier @TraceyWire @JudePenny2 @REperjesi @DrColinForster

[Gareth Nutt @Grthntt]

@UoGEducation @TraceyWire For older young people, ' A kestrel for knave' by Barry Hines. Most people will remember the screen adaptation 'Kes'. Didn't do PE teachers any favours!

[Dr Graham Parton @DrGParton]

@DrColinForster @cshadwell76 @UoGEducation I love the animated version of The Gruffallo. My favourite storybook is Can’t you Sleep Little Bear by Martin Waddell. I brings back brilliant memories of reading to my nursery children when I was an NQT in East London. Over to you @07935Jmcneil

[Tracey Wire @TraceyWire]

Our Yr2 BEd Primary History Strength students have been exploring a range of primary sources at Gloucestershire Archives ⁦@GlosHeritageHub⁩ and considering how they might use them as part of a local study ⁦@histassoc⁩ #primaryhistory #inspiringcuriosity

[Colin Forster @DrColinForster]

@cshadwell76 Ah, Winnie the Pooh. Good choice. My favourite for reading aloud is The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. Great opportunities for doing a range of creative voices for the mouse, snake, owl, fox and, of course, the Gruffalo. What’s your recommendation, @DrGParton ? @UoGEducation

[Uni of Glos Education @UoGEducation]

Yr2 BEd Primary Ed students have been exploring the historic books behind the scenes at Gloucestershire Archives. #WorldBookDay #Primaryhistory

[UniGlos IT & Library @UniGlosLib]

Can we play too? We don't have favourites as we love all our books but especially love one of our recent purchases "The Fate of Fausto" by Oliver Jeffers. A modern fable for us all! Thank you @TraceyWire for recommending this one

[cshadwell @cshadwell76]

I loved Winnie the Pooh as a child and I still do. Timeless
stories of a bear of very little brain and his friends filled with warmth,
charm and humour. Their adventures can’t fail to make you smile #WorldBookDay. Up next @DrColinForster https://t.co/NMBv2nR60U