@emma_c_williams @Strickomaster Well said. The lazy way was to agree a pay award and think everything was going to be OK. How to strike up a national conversation about behaviour and parental responsibility without alienating the electorate. never going to happen with current political status quo
@BBCSteveR@LizaShuvalova@AntonChicherov Hi Steve was great to briefly meet you outside the tube a few Saturdays ago. Keep up the good work ! Maybe we should add Russian lessons to our schedule here at GBA :)
@matilda__martin@Samfr Absolutely. In speaking to many teachers who are thinking or have left schools, they cite top heavy management structures and its consequences as a primary reason for leaving the classroom
@Strickomaster The opposite to school blaming seems to be overly political which also causes much eye rolling. In our experience a key issue is the use of phones, both in terms of time on them and content. Parents and schools globally let down by a lack of control on their use and content
We had a great evening at the at the House of Commons attending the launch of The Valley of Dreams, a really exciting project, which targets communities in South London and Kent. Looking forward to getting started and helping as many children as we can. #cafc#tutoring
@MrsMandMaths@mathsjem Hi we can help, we have daytime and evening work and you can work when you want. We really value our teachers. An agency is quite a good way to work concurrently whilst you build up your own clients (thats what our teachers tell us !)
@naomicfisher We speak to many teachers who are leaving or have left the profession, same themes come up..top heavy mgmt structures, behaviour in class and the 'strategies' they are told to use to improve this behaviour. Govt intervention needed in phone and social media use to help parents
https://t.co/xhrsv4LEEz Books are the best!
In a world of technology โ smartphones, Switches, PlayStations and VR sets โ it is hard to convince children that reading can be fun! #Reading#BookClub