“Whatever your politics, you can agree that punishing disabled and sick people for falling on hard times is absolutely morally wrong and they have blood on their hands”
@chessmartinez on the government’s austerity policy. #bbcqt
Had a whole day without broadband or landline due to a ‘system error’. Nightmare. Thanks @bt_uk for not doing your job. Who knows when I’ll get my service back.
@Apple have wrecked my iPhone. All I wanted them to do was replace the battery. Apple advisor asked if I could borrow a phone while mine was away getting repaired. #genius
“Whole-class feedback works really well, but you need to validate it as a headteacher. You then have to tolerate that you won’t see marking in every book.” @teacherhead@HeadsRoundtable summit 2018.
"Teachers need to be able to distinguish between pedagogy that is evidence-based and 'fun ideas', says Ofsted's head of research" reports the TES: https://t.co/TkjirpiIb4
Research shows that for qualitative feedback to help, it must replace grades. When students get a comment AND a grade, as Dylan William observed, the 1st thing they look at is the grade, and the 2nd thing they look at is…someone else’s grade
Next up is our Ariel played by Carmella Brown.
Carmella graduated with Distinction from Bird College's Acting course.
Credits include; 'Judy!' (West End), 'Foreign Goods' (Arcola), 'Women Redressed (Jermyn Street Theatre, Park Theatre), 'Through The Mill (Southwark Playhouse).
Welsh teachers in my teams are preparing to get rid of ability groups and comparative rewards! Increasing expectation and self-efficacy and giving all children a fighting chance.
Reason 2: Changes to pensions & NI, along with sub-inflation pay settlements, have led to cuts of around 24% in teachers’ take-home pay since 2009. Why punish teachers for the mistakes of the banks? Scotland’s teachers deserve a pay rise. #eis10for10#ValueEducationValueTeachers
In the wonderful Crowmarsh School with the wonderful head Flora Barton. All verbal in class feedback and no teacher marking. Just watched group+teacher feedback in Year 6 focusing on fewer pieces of writing in more depth. Three drafts of an intro showing real progress.Stunning!
The EIS has launched its 2018 Pay Campaign: Value Education, Value Teachers. Today's meeting of EIS Council has also agreed the teachers' pay claim that the EIS will propose via the SNCT - calling for a 10% pay increase for all teachers. See https://t.co/ASiTkd59nc for more info.