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teachingbattleground.wordpress.com
When should teachers not be allowed to do their own thing? I recently wrote a blogpost which summed up most of what I'd previously said about teacher autonomy, which emphasised how teachers should not be obstructed by their managers. When I had finished, I thought about what needed to be added and realised that I... |
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robertpealhistory.wordpress.com
Until recently, I thought I was a pretty traditional teacher. But nevertheless, I carried with me some watered down assumptions of child-centred teaching that had wheedled their way into my practice. It took a visit to Michaela Community School for me to appreciate how much I still had to shed. Since that date, I have... |
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othmarstrombone.wordpress.com
One of the lovely things about the online teaching community is the sharing of resources. Teachers have an innate desire to help - not just their own pupils but other teachers too. Most are happy to share freely the resources they have created. We are at heart a collegial profession and the free sharing of... |
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khsbpp.wordpress.com
There has been lots in the 'twittersphere' recently about the use of knowledge organisers, how these link to homework, revision and low stakes testing. As a result I have put some examples and guidance below as the approach can reduce teacher workload and improve student outcomes: Joe Kirby writes about his use of KOs at... |
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