Chemistry teacher, and sixth form projects lead for a school in East London. Studying for a masters in Educational Assessment at the IoE. All views are my own.
@louiseholyoak@school21_uk I was asking my biologists about this when you all got back, they seemed to have enjoyed getting out of the monotony of socially distanced classrooms.
I was pretty jealous.
Teachers should get extra pay for delivering GCSE and A-level grades this year – as well additional time to complete the work, says @NEUnion
https://t.co/Q0UhWbkdlP
Not a surprise considering few schools were prepared for remote provision, and many teachers have had to upskill, re-plan and resource for virtual lessons. Pair this with the added barriers between teachers and their students making assessing and supporting even more challenging.
A large majority of teachers say remote education has increased their workload, a new survey conducted for @Ofstednews has revealed. https://t.co/RBfrhwVWy3
@BrooksStuart @mrshoulstonlau Absolutely the same, and then being judged poorly for not keeping to the times as a result of responding to the needs of the class 🤦🏻♂️
Definitely a worthwhile read, the platform created by @getupskillme has supported and empowered our sixth form students in realising their worth, abilities, and value beyond their subject grades. Great work all round! 👍🏻
Two new case-studies uploaded to https://t.co/Z7KHxSZSzb today. In the 1st @getupskillme writes about how @school21_uk Sixth Form students and @mkizintas used ePortfolios to track learning during lockdown and how they will continue this in the future https://t.co/YJtNTJ9Hji
The reopening of schools was associated with a 'large' increase in the coronavirus R number, according to new research published in @TheLancet https://t.co/wsy2laa9Ox
Just finished watching David Attenborough’s “a life on our planet” on @Netflix. It was an emotional, thought provoking, and inspirational documentary, and I whole heartedly believe everyone should see it as part of their personal education... (disclaimer: you may get upset)
It looks increasingly likely that there will be a delay to #GCSEs2021 and #alevels2021 exams - but the @educationgovuk appears to be resisting growing calls for their cancellation https://t.co/Ji9tFpxLrW
The current restrictions should not be an excuse for didactic, chalk-and-talk lessons from the front, with little interaction and limited dialogue, says @drdavidajames
https://t.co/G6Q9a35Mnu
It can be too easy to fall into bad habits with Assessment For Learning. We need to be more like a thermostat than a thermometer, argues @daisychristo
borrowing an analogy from Wiliam. A reading is pointless without change. Nice clear article here
https://t.co/xmjJEuETu6
@tes The reality of plans designed around the concept of voluntary compliance, if adults cannot self regulate to@wearing masks in enclosed spaces what chance do schools have!?