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Introduction to dilemma-based learning

This 14 page resource discusses the basic format and approach of dilemma-based learning

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Behaviour, manners and society: what schools can do

Although difficult at times, it is important that schools make a stance on what counts as social behaviour, says headteacher Neil Berry

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Teaching strategies for effective learning

This resource explains the relation between the application of a wide range of teaching strategies and effective learning in the classroom

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Remembering your calling

How can you remember your calling as a teacher and integrate those thoughts, ideas and philosophies into your professional learning? read more

Supporting SEN across the curriculum

An important part of the SENCO role is to support colleagues in developing effective strategies for meeting children's special needs. This term, we're providing subject-specific guidance for you to share with class teachers read more

Discipline for the whole-school, classroom and individual

This issue of Behaviour Matters looks at the importance of instilling discipline across the entire school and provides you with practical information on creating an effective learning environment read more

Contextualising development: CPD in practice

Taking on new learning is only one side of the story; making it work for you in your classroom is the other side, and the link between the two is the contextualising of development. read more

Assessing the quality of CPD

This week we look at the task of assessing the quality of CPD as a way of asking the sometimes difficult questions that can push us forward read more

Chronic misbehaviour: tactics and interventions

Tips for dealing with persistent bad behaviour from pupils and interventions to help you manage pupils who continually disrupt lessons

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Establishing a school-wide approach to spelling

Spelling is an area where many well-educated adults lack confidence, let alone children who are still developing as writers. It's important to have a whole-school policy for teaching this important skill. read more

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