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The SecEd Podcast: Teaching exam classes

This episode looks at how we can teach and prepare our examination classes in the secondary school – especially our GCSE groups – including teaching course content, building exam habits, teaching exam...

GCSEs and A Levels

The SecEd Podcast: Effective deployment of teaching assistants

This episode offers practical ideas, tips and examples for the effective use of teaching assistants (TAs) in the secondary school classroom, with advice from three experienced educators, including...

The SecEd Podcast: Classroom behaviour

This episode offers practical tips for secondary teaching staff to help you manage behaviour effectively in your classrooms, including tangible strategies for your 'in the moment' behaviour toolkit.

Behaviour

The SecEd Podcast: Preventing suspensions and exclusions

This episode considers what schools can do to identify vulnerable students who may become at risk of suspension or exclusion and how we can intervene to pull them back from the brink.

Vulnerable children

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Roundtable: Meeting the increasing challenges of SEND provision in schools

The number of children and young people with SEND is increasing, putting pressure on provision and facilities within mainstream primary and secondary schools. A best practice roundtable brought...

SEND
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Teaching students who have mild vision or hearing difficulties

With 1 in 5 students affected by mild to moderate vision and/or hearing loss, we report from a recent SecEd webinar which offered practical strategies for how teachers and schools can support the...

Inclusion

Supplement: A survival guide for early career teachers

Welcome to SecEd’s annual supplement for early career teachers (ECTs), offering 16 pages of advice to help new teachers survive and thrive at the chalkface. From professional conduct to safeguarding,...

Early Career Teachers