Amy Elizabeth Buckingham 🍎

When you sit for the evening to update some resources and realise it's not work at all because you love this bit of your job 😁 #LoveWhatYouDo #teaching #edutwitter

The Reading Intervention Room is slowly starting to come together ☺️🎉 Using my fabulous @BookishlyUK postcards #teaching #displayboard

Came across this essay today by John Sutherland: ‘How do the Cratchits cook Scrooge’s turkey?’ Do check it out if you haven’t already. Goes behind the biggest mystery of the book. How did they cook that turkey in time!? 😂🍗 @Team_English1 nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

@MissMasonPE1 Hi I would like a copy please :) byrne.a@oxclose.net

I hosted a ‘revision seminar’ today for our Year 11 students and couldn’t believe how many students turned up! I put together a PowerPoint that I am happy to share, if it helps anyone to support their students.

I’ve had time away from Twitter but getting back into the ‘groove’. Lately I’ve been reading, using and adapting my schemes using @SPryke2 and @teachals Ready To Teach books! They’ve revolutionised the way I teach 🤩

Very pleased to have joined ‘Team Walkthru’! Thanks for my copy @teacherhead @olicav @JohnCattEd

I’m looking for recommendations on how to manage students social anxiety? Can someone point me in the direction of some research, books or strategies for in the classroom? #edutwitter

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@MrD_Tye Smashing it as always! 😁 xx

I’ve finally got round to sharing my infographics from our ‘How Learning Happens’ INSET day back in November which many of you requested! The PDFs can be found on my google drive here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/… a huge thank you to everyone I’ve referenced for the inspiration! 🌟🌟

I’ve not been on here properly since before Christmas - I’ve been focused on my ITT placement😁 Happy to be back catching up with what I’ve missed! I’ll be here for hours now 🤓 #edutwitter

Thinking about setting up as a private tutor as a side line. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a while. Any advice? #edutwitter @Team_English1

Only a few pages in but wow what a great read this is! 🤓#makeeveryenglishlessoncount #AndyTharby #edutwitter

I can’t help ‘thinking’ about this “Review Each Lesson Plan in Terms of What the Student Is Likely to Think About“ & how as part of our Live Modelling @ArkActonAcademy we deliberately include in our lesson plan a ‘Think Aloud’ to support/enhance student ‘metacognitive’ processing

@JoBullen1 This all makes me feel so much calmer - I was really worried it would be awkward

@AB_TeachEnglish At least 8 members of staff in my school went to school here (and that's a decrease on previous years!); 3 in my department alone. An NQT joined another dept this year who I taught on her 1st day in yr7 and my 1st day as an NQT. After about 5 mins it is all good 🙂

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Such powerful professional literature. Articulates many of my own values and attitudes towards curriculum development. A few chapters in, and defo the book I needed to read to challenge my current reflections on career and classroom practice. @SaysMiss @Claire_Hill_

@notjustamummy2 @D_M_Calvin @mrs_h_wig @MrsRileyEng I would say it depends on the childminder and the contract you have. Mine for example has other childminder contacts in the local area that will take children in the case of an emergency e.g mine been off ill. It’s drawn into the contract I signed which is fab!

@D_M_Calvin @mrs_h_wig @MrsRileyEng Colleagues with childminders have had to take a week off before- and that's beside their own child being sick etc - that would be my concern too! Especially if like me there's no back up childcare such as family members.