Maths Challenge: Can you predict the patterns? | BBC Bitesize
Stretch your brain with these geometric teasers: Maths Challenge: Can you predict the patterns? | BBC Bitesize
Radio 1 Relax
The BBC have launched a brand new 24/7 wellbeing stream: Radio 1 Relax, featuring blissed-out beats and inspirational speech to unwind your mind. It brings together content from across Radio … Continue reading
3 Ways Experienced Teachers Can Get More Out of Professional Development | Edutopia
Classroom veterans have different needs for PD than novices—focusing on nuances in the material can make these sessions more productive. One of the major challenges experienced teachers face is that as … Continue reading
Dear Gavin Williamson, teenagers use mobile phones. Get with the times | The Guardian
Author and broadcaster Michael Rosen has a few things to say to the education secretary… Why not applaud the explosion of literacy in texts and posts? Better to welcome rather … Continue reading
Five words that don’t mean what you think they do | TheConversation.com
How words are used change over time and insisting that their original meaning be adhered to is pretty silly… Find out more here: Five words that don’t mean what you … Continue reading
How Predictable Routines Can Support Students This Summer | Edutopia
As a difficult school year comes to a close, many students will benefit from planning ahead for summer well-being. Patterned repetitive experiences can help us create new ways of thinking, … Continue reading
9 Principles of Student Engagement in a Virtual Classroom | TeachThought
For educators around the world, remote learning went from a boutique instructional option to a global necessity in a manner of months. And, while the majority of teachers and students … Continue reading
Skribbl | Free, Hand-Drawn Illustrations
Free, hand-drawn illustrations brought to you by a growing community of aspiring creatives. You can use these free illustrations for any purpose, without attribution. Visit the website here: Skribbl | … Continue reading
4 Relationship-Building Strategies to Help Finish the School Year Strong | Edutopia
Students still have time to make connections with their classmates, and projects that require teamwork are a great place to start. A sense of community is the foundation of everything … Continue reading
NEU teachers: Scrap GCSEs and A levels to fight racism | TES
NEU members vote to call for an end to GCSEs and A levels in favour of assessment that includes ‘global perspectives’. “We are witnessing a huge push forward on anti-racism … Continue reading
Why Black Teachers Walk Away | Edutopia
Black teachers are leaving the profession at staggering rates. A new study highlights some of the reasons why. Toya Frank was disheartened by a conversation she was having with a parent … Continue reading
In Search of Future Learning…
This is where UK school education currently resides… in a stale curriculum based on increasingly redundant knowledge. Taught in cohorts of 30+ to a strict regimen of bells in a … Continue reading
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