Teaching Archives - Page 13 of 15

Mon Sep 2018 by amyknight

3 Weeks Ago I Felt Suicidal

Another highly emotional and personal piece from one of our bloggers. Amy wasn't sure whether to upload it but she said 'even if it just helps one person feel like they're not alone, it's worth it!'. Inspiring, thought-provoking, emotional...

Wed Sep 2018 by loisletchford

Overcoming the Odds: Outsider to Oxford (Part II)

Following on from last weeks fantastic blog, part II of this story is equally inspiring.

Tue Sep 2018 by adamwatkins

New School Year Resolutions

Used to making New Year's resolutions after Christmas? What about at the beginning of the academic year? How will you be a better teacher this academic year? Adam Watkins shares some of his resolutions and how he tries to keep them.

Fri Aug 2018 by farihahanwar-simmons

If not now, when?

'Being a mum is a full time job', they say but what if you want a career too? Farihah Anwar explains how she is excited to take the next step and begin her journey toward becoming a headteacher.

Wed Aug 2018 by msglynn

The Summer Slump

Having time to relax is vital as a teacher but what happens if you have too much time or you crave routine? MsGlynn writes about how she is battling through the summer holidays.

Mon Aug 2018 by jamesminter

Children, Values, A.I and the Near Future

How do we bring children up in this ever changing landscape? James Minter explains how providing children with guidelines and morals in early childhood helps.

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.

Mon Aug 2018 by emmaashmore

It takes a big heart to shape little minds

Starting your NQT year in September? Feeling a little overwhelmed? Emma Ashmore, from our Instagram community, shares all the things she wishes she had been told before her NQT year.

Thu Aug 2018 by baasitsiddiqui

Let’s Pitch It Part 1 – The walk back home

"That guy off the telly". Following 8 years teaching and 5 years on Gogglebox, Baasit Siddiqui, wants to help disadvantaged students engage with their subjects more by giving them real world examples and a glimpse into the world of showbiz via his 'Lets Pitch It' workshops.

Mon Jul 2018 by deborahmcclean

What are you seeking?

'There IS more to life than teaching'. Deborah was thriving as a teacher but it wasn't until she become a mum she realised that's all she was.Teaching is her passion but she can also have dreams, hobbies and free time.

Mon Jul 2018 by leoniehurrell

How to Switch Off

‘There is virtue in work and there is virtue in rest. Use both and overlook neither’ – Alan Cohen. With the holidays within touching distance, Leonie discusses the 3 main ways to help you 'switch off'. She shows how it's not just for holidays but on weekends and in the evenings too.

Sat Jul 2018 by leoniehurrell

Dealing with difficult parents

It is too easy for us to let issues with parents zap us of our energy. Strangely, it only takes one parent to cause us endless stress and lack of sleep. That one negative conversation can stop us thinking about the positive experiences that we have with the vast majority of our parents. Sometimes we need to remind ourselves that we cannot please everyone all of the time.

Fri Jul 2018 by jamesyates

I'll be there for you

Quiz: Which Friends character are you? Answer: A mix of them all. James Yates once again uses pop culture and our favourite shows to challenge the way you think. You will never watch an episode of Friends in the same in the same way again.

Sun Jun 2018 by behindthesmile

Teachers winding down for the summer… yeah right!

Many think that the last half term of the school year is teachers' winding down time. More often than not, they have extra work on top of their usual classes. Here are practical ideas on how to cope with the last few weeks!

Sat Jun 2018 by farhanaaktar

P4C is beyond the P

In her first blog, Farhana Aktar, discusses why more primary schools in the UK should adopt P4C, Philosophy for Children.

Fri Jun 2018 by dederittman

I want my students to be as excited to learn as I am to teach them

Do you remember when you were in school? Did you have a favourite class (other than lunch and study hall)? Did you have a favourite teacher? Was there one special teacher who turned on your brain's light bulb, and made you LIKE a subject and/or learning for the first time?

Wed Jun 2018 by carolinelocke

Building the Foundations of Trust

Caroline Locke had been given a challenge which she took on. With a disengaging class and a broken arm she built trust with her students and gave them what they always wanted- someone who believed in them and put the time in.

Tue Jun 2018 by rhodripritchard

Education and the Outdoors

Rhodri uses his experience as an outdoor pursuits instructor / teacher in Malaysia to champion outdoor learning and explain the benefits to opening up the outdoors to students.

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3 Weeks Ago I Felt Suicidal

Overcoming the Odds: Outsider to Oxford (Part II)

New School Year Resolutions

If not now, when?

The Summer Slump

Children, Values, A.I and the Near Future

Can You Hear It?

It takes a big heart to shape little minds

Let’s Pitch It Part 1 – The walk back home

What are you seeking?

How to Switch Off

Dealing with difficult parents

I'll be there for you

Teachers winding down for the summer… yeah right!

P4C is beyond the P

I want my students to be as excited to learn as I am to teach them

Building the Foundations of Trust

Education and the Outdoors

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3 Weeks Ago I Felt Suicidal

Overcoming the Odds: Outsider to Oxford (Part II)

New School Year Resolutions

If not now, when?

The Summer Slump

Children, Values, A.I and the Near Future

Can You Hear It?

It takes a big heart to shape little minds

Let’s Pitch It Part 1 – The walk back home

What are you seeking?

How to Switch Off

Dealing with difficult parents

I'll be there for you

Teachers winding down for the summer… yeah right!

P4C is beyond the P

I want my students to be as excited to learn as I am to teach them

Building the Foundations of Trust

Education and the Outdoors

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