Blogs

05-03-2020

The Blessings of a Scraped Knee

How will children learn? Sue Atkins, the Parenting Expert, discusses ‘dependency conflict’. We want our children to be independent but we can say or do things to make them wary to try new things.

by Sue Atkins

03-03-2020

Ten Tips to Promote Entrepreneurial Talent in your School

As part of National Careers Week, Rebecca Clarke shares her top tips to encourage entrepreneurs. She has lots of ideas for students that don't require a mountain of extra work for teachers.

by Rebecca Clarke

28-02-2020

A Life Worth Living

Another extremely powerful and confronting blog from Cate Knight. This time she questions our motives and asks 'What is life for?' and 'Why do we do what we do?

by Cate Davies

28-02-2020

KiddyCharts- Free Resources

BRITISH SCIENCE WEEK: AWARD-WINNING BLOGGER LAUNCHES FREE RESOURCES FOR PARENTS AND SCHOOLS

by Damien Challenger

28-02-2020

Demystifying Teaching Jargon

Are you a trainee teacher or an NQT? Sometimes the language teachers and schools use can be confusing. In his latest vlog, winner of the Blogging Excellence Award at the Nexus Awards 2020, Ben Cooper helps demystify some of the jargon.

by Ben Cooper

27-02-2020

How to Become a Behaviour Saviour

After winning an award at the Nexus Education Awards, Dan Storey shares some more tips on behaviour management because you can never have enough!

by Daniel Storey

26-02-2020

Why I Love the Do Now

Looking for a lesson starter to focus your class while you welcome your students and take the register? In her first NexEdBlog, Miss Davies shares how she uses Do Now.

by Miss Davies

25-02-2020

Flip a Pancake? Flip the Script!

What have pancakes got to do with growth mindset? Gemma Sanchez explains...

by Gemma Sanchez

24-02-2020

It's OK not to be OK

With Christmas coming and going, the dark nights and dark days, Hannah was starting to feel the strain. She way trying to keep it all together but she was tipped over the edge. Here, she shares her strategies for coping.

by Hannah Frances

13-02-2020

All Work and no Play

Are book scrutinies more important than children having fun? Is a school's appearance more important than play? Cate Knight wonders how children have gotten to the point where they have forgotten how to pretend.

by Cate Davies

13-02-2020

Fine-tune your Lesson Planning

Left your planning until Sunday night, again? Ben Cooper is back with his ideas to make it easier and worthwhile.

by Ben Cooper

13-02-2020

Research in Brief: international school teacher identities

Have you considered international teaching? Do you fancy travel? Pete Clements has been doing some research on the types of teacher who brave it.

by Pete Clements

12-02-2020

Children. Now what?

At the start of the school year, Deborah was beginning her second maternity leave. While she couldn't wait, she also worried what would happen to her career.

by Deborah McClean

11-02-2020

Valentine's Day and Kids – what an interesting combination!

With Valentine's Day approaching, Gemma Sanchez has found some funny things children have shared with the ones they love.

by Gemma Sanchez

07-02-2020

Leading School Development through Collaboration

When Jo Gray was an NQT she was so excited when she prepared extra for her class only to find that her head expected her to share it with everyone. As she progressed in her career she realised that it was all about teamwork.

by Jo Gray

07-02-2020

Simple Lesson Starter Activities

If your class come back after a break or lunch full of energy, how do you focus them? Ben Cooper shares his tips and exercises to get them ready to learn again.

by Ben Cooper

06-02-2020

Education from a Hegelian Perspective

'This is simply my interpretation of how the Hegelian perspective applies to the modern state of education and in part to EduTwitter'- Mr Morgs

by Mr Morgs

05-02-2020

Why Media Literacy Should Now Be Considered Essential Education

The term “media literacy” isn’t necessarily new, but it does seem to be in the midst of a popular resurgence. Rob Shaw argues why Media Literacy should be an essential part of education...

by Rob Shaw

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KiddyCharts- Free Resources

Demystifying Teaching Jargon

How to Become a Behaviour Saviour

Why I Love the Do Now

Flip a Pancake? Flip the Script!

It's OK not to be OK

All Work and no Play

Fine-tune your Lesson Planning

Research in Brief: international school teacher identities

Children. Now what?

Valentine's Day and Kids – what an interesting combination!

Leading School Development through Collaboration

Simple Lesson Starter Activities

Education from a Hegelian Perspective

Why Media Literacy Should Now Be Considered Essential Education

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The Blessings of a Scraped Knee

Ten Tips to Promote Entrepreneurial Talent in your School

A Life Worth Living

KiddyCharts- Free Resources

Demystifying Teaching Jargon

How to Become a Behaviour Saviour

Why I Love the Do Now

Flip a Pancake? Flip the Script!

It's OK not to be OK

All Work and no Play

Fine-tune your Lesson Planning

Research in Brief: international school teacher identities

Children. Now what?

Valentine's Day and Kids – what an interesting combination!

Leading School Development through Collaboration

Simple Lesson Starter Activities

Education from a Hegelian Perspective

Why Media Literacy Should Now Be Considered Essential Education

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