Tag: education

Wed Nov 2018 by nicksermon

Music, Dyslexia and Technology-pt. 2

Nick Sermon spoke at the British Dyslexia Music Conference. He ‘lets us in’ on what he spoke about; how to utilise technology to help dyslexic students studying music, part 2.

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Mon Nov 2018 by janellemclaughlin

Priorities Surrounding Technology Integration

Janelle talks about how to integrate technology which is already available in schools to the best of their ability so they are not just sitting on the side 'looking pretty'.

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Thu Nov 2018 by sarahmccabe

PE as a Core Subject

Here's another blog from Sarah McCabe. This time she focuses on PE and how it needs to be taught, especially in primary school.

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Wed Nov 2018 by loisletchford

Why the Word “Fun” Is So Important in Education

Learning is so much more successful when it's engaging. Lois recalls how she and Nicholas made a breakthrough with his dyslexia. The breakthrough came when they began having more fun.

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Wed Nov 2018 by lisakelly

How do you do?

Why do some students act out while others are tight lipped? How do you make them all feel comfortable and eager to learn? Lisa Kelly discusses.

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Thu Nov 2018 by renaldolawrence

NQT Tips – Full 12 Week Series

Over the past 12 weeks Renaldo Lawrence has produced some fantastic short videos for NQT's entering their first classrooms. Here we have collated the full 12 week series for you to digest and enjoy.

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Wed Oct 2018 by leoniehurrell

Do You Want a Better Work-Life Balance?

Leonie Hurrell explains how you can't do everything, all the time. Here's how to have a healthy work-life balance.

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Sat Aug 2018 by lyndataverner

Can You Hear It?

Have you got a ‘perfect pupil’; ‘class clown’ or ‘class nightmare’? We’ve spoken a lot about teacher well-being but obviously we also need to keep an eye out for our students. Here, Lynda shows us what can really be going on inside that student's head.

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Sun Feb 2018 by jaynecarter

The Importance of Explicit Teaching in Early Years

Early years education consultant, Jayne Carter, shares her thoughts on explicit teaching and the importance of this pedagogy in an early years setting.

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Sat Feb 2018 by ellasmallwood

Championing the Trickier to Teach

It's a well known educational phenomenon that those trickier to teach children; these tricky and often patient testing children, are never, ever off sick. They show up. Every single day. Why is that? Ella explains..

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Fri Feb 2018 by gillianjudson

Evoking Feelings for Fractions, Photosynthesis, & Forces

When we ignore the role of emotion in learning, we neglect one of the most powerful ways human beings make meaning of their experiences...

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