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71 Targets from Controversial Issues homework
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TitanPad: Top tips for writing ghost stories for children
For my Year 9s: Top tips for writing ghost stories for children http://thequillguy.titanpad.com/1
3 ways to utilise didactic teaching methods – a critique
Discussion in my school has often turned in the past two years to the notion of didactic teaching. Didactic teaching in the classroom has, at best, been disparaged over the past twenty years or so. However, I know some colleagues in the highest performing (albeit...
Three questions about the G&T Project
How should we run the G&T project? Are we writing a ghost story or a children’s story? Could we work in pairs or more? How can we get our stories to read by a real audience? - leave on a table in coffee shop, with - advertise in newspaper - use contacts in local...
7 suggested sections for a Gifted and Talented writing project Spring 2013
What is its intent? Year 9 students at this time of year usually work upon a ‘ghost’ project. To offer students more project-based work, and a gifted and talented extension, without creating undue work for staff involved. Emphasis is to be on the...
Example of summarising pupil voice
I do not think it is good practice to publicly reveal the results of pupil voice. However, below are the working documents where I summarised the results of my autumn term pupil voice. Its purpose is to show how I summarised the qualitative data, and how I might...
How long should it take to mark? 10 ambitions for 2013
Teaching in the UK is embroiled about the question of 'reasonable'. What is reasonable to some is not reasonable to others. For example, to create a rubric and insert it into excel takes me a minute or two. It could take others longer; they would need to judge whether...
Download a fantastic English Language and Literature Study Guide
The irrepressible Mr Bruff has released a quite fantastic language and literature study guide. Quite how this isn't for sale (although I think it will very soon be) is testament to the good will of the teaching community. Click this to see what I'm talking about...
Using ‘to’ or ‘with’? One example
One thing about the internet is that it is an incredible referencing tool. It doesn't replace my Oxford Book of (writing) Style, but it does make looking for a point of interest over my porridge even easier. ...
An example of using the new markbook
This isn't an ordinary markbook. All the markbooks that I have downloaded from the TES, or teachit.co.uk, or any of the conventional resource websites are essentially digital versions of the paper version. And if something can be completed on paper with a pen, then...