Social Media and Emotional Intelligence
I’ve been saddened to find on the professional platform, LinkedIn, that there seems to be a concerted effort by a few exceptionalists to make derogatory remarks on any posts that … Continue reading
Appreciating Autism and the Spectrum
I’ve always had difficulty explaining many ideas in terms of a line which ends as a pair of poles. Life, history and autism is usually more complicated than that. I’ve … Continue reading
The Legacy of Sir Ken Robinson: the Challenge and Opportunities of a New Curriculum and Assessment Model
The sad death of Sir Ken Robinson brings the end to the good-natured and robust thinking about how the future of education might be built. Sir Ken not only defined … Continue reading
Thought For The Day: Resolutions For Learning
I am indebted to Sharon Dominie for this insight into learning. We seem to live in a world in which we are less tolerant of others, of difference, of humanity. … Continue reading
3 Lessons on Classroom Management Learned as a New Teacher | Edutopia
Many new teachers are told they need to be more strict, but that may not be the best advice for everyone. I remember well the challenge of being a new teacher … Continue reading
Finland – Showing the Way With a Subject-Less Curriculum
The idea that a curriculum can be constructed around subject knowledge has always been suspect… who decides which content and does the content reflect contemporary needs or historic antecedents? As … Continue reading
Sir Ken Robinson – a man who refused to see human potential wasted and had faith in the creativity of us all
I’ve been shocked to hear of the death of the staunchest advocate of creativity and human potential that is Sir Ken Robinson. I tend to be iconoclastic – show me … Continue reading
Lessons We Can Learn from Winnie the Pooh | Each Peach Childcare
Seven lessons from our favourite honey-loving bear to share with you and an activity for every lesson that you can try at home. “Some people talk to animals. Not many … Continue reading
The Ideal Primer for the New University Student: Resolution by Ambrose Conway
What is life at University really like? A question on the lips of all those looking to embark on the new adventure of leaving home and starting their university career. … Continue reading
Ways to Make Teaching a More Sustainable Profession | Edutopia
Tips for school leaders seeking to foster an environment that supports, engages, and motivates teachers. With each day that I work with teachers, I am more convinced that it is vital … Continue reading
The Value of Play Before Formal Education Starts
One of the great joys of being involved in the future of learning is that you come across a large number of well-informed and passionate people who are in possession … Continue reading
9 Picture Books for Preschoolers That Celebrate Diversity | Edutopia
Books about diverse families teach young children to appreciate—and celebrate—differences in race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. See the full list here: 9 Picture Books for Preschoolers That Celebrate Diversity | Edutopia
Using Data to Advance Racial Equity in Schools | Edutopia
Schools that strive for equity can collect, interpret, and use data about students in purposeful and self-reflective ways. Read the full article here: Using Data to Advance Racial Equity in … Continue reading
Engaging White Students in Conversations About Race | Edutopia
Andrew Simmons shares his strategies for using literature to guide discussions about race with students who would rather avoid the topic. I’m used to White students, especially boys, checking out … Continue reading
Exploring Social Justice Issues Through Project-Based Learning | Edutopia
The open-ended work in project-based learning can help students explore issues that matter to them. Source: Exploring Social Justice Issues Through Project-Based Learning | Edutopia
How White Teachers Can Support BIPOC Colleagues | Edutopia
Many educators have, in the wake of the killing of George Floyd, been introduced to the concept of culturally responsive teaching (CRT) and to authors such as Geneva Gay—who coined … Continue reading
The Thinking School: Linking Culture, Quality, Systems and Teams for Better Learning
I’ve been realigning my portfolio for schools and have the following elements of support available for all. 1. Learning Renaissance Educational Professional Development Insights To gain an international perspective on … Continue reading
The Things I Can Control and Can’t Control FREE Poster!
Get a free download of this poster created by WholeHearted School Counseling here at teacherspayteachers.com (registration required)
Thought For The Day: Dave Grohl on Teachers
My sons have met Dave Grohl and said he was as kind and pleasant as this post makes him out to be.
Back to School Checklist for Teachers | ThoughtCo
Prepare for the new school year with a back-to-school checklist. This comprehensive list will help you get ready for your elementary school class. Preparing your classroom for the new school … Continue reading
One Word to Drop From Your Teacher Vocabulary | Edutopia
Easy. It is a common word in education. Often, teachers will ask if the class wants the easy quiz or the hard quiz. They’ll give the option for an easy … Continue reading
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