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This unseen poetry GCSE lesson plan marked a turning point for Luella Murray’s students, with even the most reluctant referring to poetry as ‘cool’… https://t.co/vC642ayD1Y
Wonder by RJ Palacio is an inclusive text that allows for the exploration of disability issues in the classroom, while avoiding the usual stereotypes. In this KS3 lesson plan you’ll devote significant time to speaking, listening and role play… https://t.co/gl1c4RvCoO
Should kids move through school simply because of their age, or should we rethink expecting everyone to reach the same milestones at the same time?
Listen to ep.8 of No Running in the Corridors podcast with @MrMetacognition & Kayte Cooling-Smith...
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While 11-plus preparation can build valuable skills, it shouldn’t come at the expense of the curiosity, resilience and confidence that underpin lifelong learning… | via Sasha Davies https://t.co/r5Jc1xHjXs
Should kids move through school simply because of their age, or should we rethink expecting everyone to reach the same milestones at the same time?
Listen to ep.8 of No Running in the Corridors podcast with @MrMetacognition & Kayte Cooling-Smith...
https://t.co/qtyG58pu11
Help students get ahead for next year with @gcsepod. The new app delivers short, focused revision that builds knowledge, improves retention and supports stronger grades over time.
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In a subject that can be as dense and demanding as maths, how much time and effort should we dedicate to the process of assessment? | via Ama Dickson https://t.co/HSyMMR9rYF
"The day immediately following GCSE results day should become a directed school day, with all teachers required to attend and complete a structured analysis of their classes" | via Alex Stoker & Marianne Eyles-Smith https://t.co/xfeYCZn7T7
Is edtech really making teachers’ lives easier? In episode 2 of Teachwire Talks podcast, Helen Mulley joins Ashleigh Kennedy from @Dell & product marketing consultant Richi Fontaine to explore how edtech can live up to its promise.
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In every great school will be a positive workplace culture that inspires staff to stay in the profession and consistently improve – but what does that look like in practice? | via Robert Tarn CBE https://t.co/Zafg2KpXp7
The new @gcsepod Student App is now live! Students can learn and revise anytime, anywhere across all devices: phone, tablet or desktop. More flexibility, better access, smarter learning.
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How recognising pre-absence drift can help you spot early signs of pupil disengagement and intervene before attendance and outcomes decline… | via @gloria_dalafu https://t.co/oUGIZlb0rW