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almost 7 years ago

#BettTalks here are the books we have written @NC_MrStones

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almost 7 years ago

Thanks to everyone for tuning into the last #BettTalks and a huge thank you to all our speakers. Join us on Monday at the earlier time of 5 pm for #BettTalksIntel! To hear more come and join us next week at #Bett2020, register now: https://t.co/QGPvmV8oT2

Bett_show's tweet photo. Thanks to everyone for tuning into the last #BettTalks and a huge thank you to all our speakers. Join us on Monday at the earlier time of 5 pm for #BettTalksIntel!

To hear more come and join us next week at #Bett2020, register now: https://t.co/QGPvmV8oT2 https://t.co/2M8VGr9BTc

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almost 7 years ago

#BettTalks thank you everyone.

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almost 7 years ago

#BettTalks and teaching needs to involve a wide range of external professionals such as the police as they have daily experience of working on domestic violence and sexual abuse/ assault cases. And we need to involve health services.

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almost 7 years ago

Please join us in thanking @j_glazzard and @AndrewJHammond for adding so much value to our #BettTalks chat tonight

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almost 7 years ago

Everyone we hope this has given you all some useful, expert insight into tackling the ethics around discussing sex and relationships in primary and secondary schools #BettTalks

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almost 7 years ago

#BettTalks we need to redesign ITT courses to make RSE a bigger focus

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almost 7 years ago

@Bett_show #BettTalks possibly because it is often female teachers who teach about menstruation

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almost 7 years ago

A fascinating point 🧐 Could that be the reason female teachers seem to have more confidence about teaching RSE? #BettTalks

almost 7 years ago

@j_glazzard I don't know, but it might be that there used to be more of a focus on female experiences, such as menstruation, contraception that generally are used by women, even consent seemed to have a female focus. Glad to say that this is changing #BettTalks

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almost 7 years ago

@Bett_show #BettTalks I think teaching about relationships, particularly friendships is common already in primary schools.

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almost 7 years ago

#BettTalks teachers will need to address the content sensitively as some of the content will conflict with their home and community experiences.

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almost 7 years ago

@AndrewJHammond And just admit if you don't know something! #BettTalks

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almost 7 years ago

@j_glazzard I don't know, but it might be that there used to be more of a focus on female experiences, such as menstruation, contraception that generally are used by women, even consent seemed to have a female focus. Glad to say that this is changing #BettTalks

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almost 7 years ago

@j_glazzard @AndrewJHammond I didn't get beyond my starter activity today because it led to so many questions from my year 9 students, but I didn't worry because their questions were generally relevant and when I didn't know the answer I admitted it. #neverbluff #BettTalks

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almost 7 years ago

@HecticTeacher @AndrewJHammond #BettTalks yes, as you say these can make the best lessons.

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almost 7 years ago

@mm684 #BettTalks so why do they come out on the survey as more confident?

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almost 7 years ago

#BettTalks I like the fact that children will learn about fundamental issues which affect people in contemporary society. There is nothing in the guidance that I disagree with.

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almost 7 years ago

A valid point - what does everyone else think? #BettTalks

almost 7 years ago

#BettTalks Do you think female teachers feel more confident to teach this because they are more knowledgeable or because they have a different skill set? I know this is a generalisation.

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