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Created a Humanities calendar (as accurate as possible for 18/19) covering religious festivals, awareness weeks and special days for Geography/History and Ethics ๐ Available to download here: tes.com/teaching-resource/huโฆ #humanitiesteacher #geographyteaher #historyteacher
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Excellent blog by @SENDMattersUK on 'Invisible inclusion'
"How tangible is inclusive practice? While highly visible โadditionalโ & โdifferentโ practices are often the easiest to see, they should also be treated with caution."
sendmatters.co.uk/2026/09/27โฆ
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**New blog**
+ How much phonics is enough?
+ What about kids for whom phonics doesn't work?
+ Why has phonics teaching not led to far better outcomes in KS2 SATS?
All the most common questions about phonics that I've ever answered all in one place!
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Please get rid of those what is geography units. Primary teachers are doing so much more than you're giving them credit for if you do that. Pupils know more than you're giving them credit for.
The same goes for pretty much everything else too.
What if Y7 started with a bang? What if Y7 geography starts with rich geographical knowledge as opposed to a fluffy unit that lacks foundational substantive knowledge? Put another way: what if we never saw another 'Skills of a Geographer' unit again?!
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Lots of behaviour advice is bad.
FLMOP isn't. It's a concrete and tangible strategy that any teacher can use to improve behaviour in their classrooms.
Read and share ๐๐๐
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Fabulous blog outlining a core MWB technique. Super stuff!
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Retrieval practice is going wrong in a lot of classrooms, why? It usually works best in the middle of a pipeline: after explanation, before performance.
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New Post!
In many classrooms, lots of students arenโt listening, which means they arenโt learning. In this post we outline a few common mistakes and simple techniques for building classrooms where ALL students expected to participate.
Please share if you can, link in reply ๐
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Professors John Hattie & Gregory Donoghue published โA Meta-Analysis of Ten Learning Techniquesโ (2021), which replicated the findings of Dunlosky et al. (2013). Their conclusion stated:
โThe most effective techniques are Distributed Practice & Practice Testing.โ I write about retrieval practice & spaced practice in the article below for @EvidenceInEdu
evidencebased.education/resoโฆ
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Excellent thread with tips for current or aspiring heads of year/pastoral leads
Replying to @adamboxer1
Keep an exercise book on your desk. Date every day. Note every single conversation, discipline (phone/ person) about a child and keep doing it forever. Saves incredible amounts of time and resists duplication.
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LEADERSHIP WEBINAR
One of my favourite of the year, this one is focused on how to improve teaching and learning across a school. I've been working on a new model for this and I'm mega excited to run it through ๐คฉ๐คฉ
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If we want A Level students independently using GIS in their NEA, we must start in Year 7. Iโm really enjoying building this progression deliberately through our Year 7 and 8 booklets, as part of a carefully sequenced seven-year curriculum that leads to greater independent use of GIS. If you enjoy this type of curriculum thinking and believe in disrupting disadvantage through a rigorous knowledge-rich curriculum why not think about applying to be the next National Lead at @astreaacademies and continue the work I've started. #curriculum #GIS #edujob @carnaby_mr teaching-vacancies.service.gโฆ
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A useful sense of perceptive / reality check about electricity demand in Africa from last weeks @TheEconomist ๐ก
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This, all day long
Children love being successful and hate being scared. Donโt we all. Donโt bark at them; teach them how to do it. @tombennett71 @researchED_US
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As much as I might try to suggest that containerisation is *the* most important accelerator of globalisation, when Y8 disagree, they disagreeโฆ ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ
A rare diamond-9- only used when we can be confident that students have the knowledge needed to carefully think, debate & question
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Do you remember the good old days where we could see each others tweets & Twitter was a goldmine?! Grateful for Advanced Search helping me delve into the archive & find the best bits for GAC. Blog from @GeographyTom9, video from @lcgeography & diagrams from @_jopayne + others๐
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Geography in the news 2025: Sharing here a fresh classroom display of interesting stories. Works well with each slide enlarged to A3. PDF file in shared drive โ link in pinned post. #teachers #geography #geographyteacher
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Environmental refugees discussion: Looking through past exam papers, I found these useful classroom resources with a focus on Tuvalu. Added to shared folder โ link in pinned post. Credit: WJEC. #teachers #geography #geographyteacher
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Geography gold: Hereโs a useful diagram to discuss approaches to coastal management. Figure credit: Edexcel past exam paper. In shared folder (link in pinned post). #teachers #geography #geographyteacher
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