CPD workshop: Getting appraisal and performance management right In this regular article, Steve Burnage talks us through CPD workshop ideas that can be adapted for your school. This time he looks at how to get appraisal practices rightThe purpose of this article is to provide a summary of a 45-minute ... Getting started with metacognition theories Many trainee teachers will have been introduced to metacognition theories and strategies for learning. Kate Sida-Nicholls looks at how we can begin to filter these into our teachingUsing evidence as a tool to support specific teaching and learning ... Interventions in learning: The evaluation deficit We should be using evidence of what works to close the attainment gaps, but are we properly evaluating our interventions? Owen Carter looks at the ‘evaluation deficit’...It is common these days to see education as an engine for social mobility and ... Putting Ofsted’s new framework into practice With a new curriculum-focused inspection framework due to hit schools in September, specialist Stephen Rollett offers his practical advice on how we should be preparingThe consultation over the new Ofsted Education Inspection Framework (EIF), ...
The specific challenges of previously looked after children 10 April 2019 Previously looked after children can present particular challenges and schools are required to ...
Five ways to help your school’s young carers 10 April 2019 There will be young carers in your school and statistics show that they are more often absent ...
Effective teacher modelling 9 April 2019 Effective teacher modelling can help to address misconceptions before they arise. Adam Riches ...
Three pastoral challenges: What would you do? 9 April 2019 Inclusion expert Daniel Sobel outlines three common pastoral challenges that he comes across ...
Schools given £940m to fund pension contribution increases 11 April 2019 Extra government funding of £940 million has been set aside to cover the increased cost of ...
Rise in unconditional offers sparks call for new system of post-qualification university applications 10 April 2019 Calls have been made to move to a post-qualification system of applications for higher ...
From £17,88 to £5,32 per-child – low-level mental health support funding is 'postcode lottery' 10 April 2019 There is a stark postcode lottery when it comes to funding for low-level mental health ...
Social media companies have 'spent too long ducking responsibility for the content they host' 10 April 2019 Social media companies have for too long “ducked their responsibilities” for the content they ...
Research Insights 2019: Evidence-based best practice SecEd's Research Insights articles, published in conjunction with the NFER, offer in-depth, ...
Revision and stress-management: Strategies to help your students prepare for their exams Exam season is looming and for many students it will be the first time that they have faced this ...
Guide To: Meeting your career duties SecEd’s Guide To meeting your statutory careers guidance duties looks as the requirements schools ...
Strategies for effective differentiation in your classroom If we are to ensure that every pupil can make progress then a key skill for every teacher is the ...
The ESFA's conflicting duties raise important questions 4 April 2019 Delivering government policy while also regulating the academies system, the Education Skills and ...
Physics gender balance trial 3 April 2019 Schools in England are being invited to sign up for free to the Institute of Physics’ (IoP) ...
Young Scientist & Young Engineers 3 April 2019 Maeve Stillman from St Mary’s College in Derry, and Grace Lord, Brendan Miralles and Aalia ...
Exam timetable consultation Sponsored 3 April 2019 The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ), on behalf of the awarding bodies (AQA, CCEA, OCR, ... 1 comment
Innovation Evaluation Grants 2 April 2019 The Institute for Effective Education (IEE) has published a number of new reports examining ...
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