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Teacher Carl Barton

5 Top Tips for Concerned Teachers

Carl Barton shares his top tips to help struggling and concerned teachers get through the most difficult of times.

by Carl Barton

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Is Growth Mindset Real?

Growth Mindset the term has been hanging around the world of education, business and sports for close to a decade now. Some people love it, others hate it. Liz Cronshaw looks into what's the real story around Growth Mindset.

by Liz Cronshaw

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Mark. Plan. Teach. 2.0

A fully updated edition of Ross Morrison McGill's, Mark. Plan. Teach. containing best practice, recent thinking and developments around marking and feedback.

NO COST TO ACCESS NEW RHE CURRICULUM RESOURCES

‘Health and Relationships’ programme helps teachers get ready for statutory RHE curriculum changes and supports blended learning

The Kindness of Youth: Coping with a Teacher with Cancer

Pupils are often stereotyped as being rude, uncaring, and self-important but ThebigCteacher experienced the opposite when they broke the news to their school that they had advanced cancer.

by ThebigCteacher

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Weaving Creativity Into All Lessons

Ben from WAGOLL teaching shares how you can encourage your pupils to be creative in all subjects. He promotes a classroom where no idea is silly.

by Ben Cooper

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5 Top Tips for Concerned Students

Carl Barton shares his top tips to help struggling and concerned students. He shows you how you can help them achieve their dreams.

by Carl Barton

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How using a scheme of work lets teachers teach!

Robert Pokorny explains why he thinks that using a scheme of work can actually release a teacher’s creativity rather than shackle it.

by Robert Pokorny

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Support During School Closures – Free Online Lessons

At Nexus we are committed to helping our teaching community. We are therefore delighted to announce that we have partnered with RocketLearn to offer our schools free online lessons and work for children in Years 3-8.

Research in Brief: Word learning through overhearing

'Can young children learn words just by overhearing them?' Pete Clements looks into how children learn vocabulary.

by Pete Clements

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Ending Lessons with Purpose

Do your lessons sometimes end in a rush? Ben from WAGOLL Teaching shares his top tips for ending your lessons with purpose.

by Ben Cooper

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Signs of Teacher Burnout- and what to do

After a long term, we're all tired but Orla Carlin wants us to be aware of the signs of burnout and what to do to combat it.

by Orla Carlin

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The Importance of Editing in English- Part 2

Nadine loves teaching and English is her favourite subject to teach. Here, she continues her writing series as she looks at editing- part 2.

by Nadine Finlay

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The Importance of Editing in English- Part 1

Nadine loves teaching and English is her favourite subject to teach. Here, she continues her writing series as she looks at editing.

by Nadine Finlay

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Welcome To My Classroom

Like her 1st blog, Farhana has stuck to her philosophical roots. This blog takes us through a journey into her first ever classroom.

by Farhana Aktar

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Implementing a Reflective Practice Approach

Jayne Carter has been looking at the ways she delivers professional development and looks at a reflective practice approach.

by Jayne Carter

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Why We Should Stop Worrying about Exams

Last year's exams were cancelled and already, Wales has cancelled exams for 2021. With this in mind, John from Universal Owl argues, do we need them at all?

by John Bardinelli

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Toxic Schools

Lynn How reflects on when things go really bad. She recalls when she had to 'bite the bullet' and admit that she needed to leave a school.

by Lynn How

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