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Thank you Ma’am, for everything.

@sainsburys Been getting this on both app and browser last night and this morning when trying to checkout a click and collect. Tried multiple times! Is there an issue?

If a school says they’re research informed but ignore research that doesn’t fit into what they want and do the ‘opposite’ of what research suggests, can they claim to be a school that really uses research?

I saw this for our wonderful #NHS staff. For my teaching colleagues, this is really important too! Make sure you follow the #GoingHomeChecklist after a busy day, doing the best job in the world. #teacherlife #education #edutwitter #educhat

@McF_Jen Inspirational! X

Year 11 Aiming for 9 Lectures begin this week! See list of topics below. First up #Macbeth 👑

Good evening. 1. As recommended by Ofsted we are no longer grading lessons. 2. At the improving teaching CPD event on Thursday after school, teaching staff will be split into four groups - please see the lists in the staffroom to ensure that you attend the correct session.

First week done; stayed to 5pm once this week and that was the latest. That's the norm. Excited to talk about how we can make teaching a sustainable profession @researchED1 tomorrow

As INSET days up and down the country get underway, if you’re asked to undertake a new approach to teaching, demand (nicely!) to see the evidence that it is worth your time and effort.

English teacher @RobWard79 stopped teaching from taking over his life, and thinks you can, too bit.ly/2Mt3pbz

New simple resource for English teachers to help scaffold analytical thinking. A4 sheet: dropbox.com/s/z45h9z2t8hn3… Posters: dropbox.com/s/wiib12kfcdo6…

#FiveWays of Giving Effective Feedback as Actions teacherhead.com/2017/12/18/fiv…

What Fads Have Teachers Wasted Their Time Doing? 20 Years of Educational Fads by @TeacherToolkit buff.ly/2m53nHj #edchat #aussieED

Booklets: why, how and 'Jekyll and Hyde' readingallthebooks.com/2018/05/05/boo…

Super useful listfor considering a challenging KS3 English Faculty. From @mr_englishteach #rEDRugby

“Do now” readingallthebooks.com/2018/06/09/do-…

The most successful teachers spend more than half the class time lecturing, demonstrating and asking questions. Questions allow the teacher to determine how well the material is learned. I guess you can do this in rows or in groups - maybe outside too! teachertoolkit.co.uk/2018/05/24/ess…

In short, if you want better behaviour, people need to be shown what to do, then directed to practise it. That practice then needs monitoring until it becomes habitual and even then it still needs light monitoring to maintain. For as long as you want the behaviour to happen.

This where most school behaviour change programs fall down: getting drunk on the idea of improvement, but neglecting the how, the who, and the what happens when. twitter.com/doug_lemov/sta…

Here's one of the things we've done to help with that pesky 'gap': made annotated copies of poems available to help with persistent absence, illness, teacher knowledge etc. May cause controversy but wish I'd done it sooner tbh #teamenglish @Team_English1 stgregseng.com/poetry