Members - EdCentral - Results from #588

All EdCentral members

Invite others

Search by city, region, type, role and/or subject area

Search by city, region, type, role and/or subject area

dave jackson

0 Connections
Edward Buxton

0 Connections
Stiofán McFadden

0 Connections
Lucienne Crux

0 Connections
Matthew Gale

0 Connections
Sara Noel

0 Connections
Jeremy Burton

0 Connections
Sarah Cassidy

0 Connections
Nicol Glyn

0 Connections
Daniel D'Cruz

0 Connections
ali Joynes

0 Connections
Diane sabeghi

0 Connections

Start
Prev
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
Next
End

Blog roll

Classroom fad or fix? Taking a closer look at learning styles

Classroom fad or fiction

Confession time: when I was a new teacher, I got my year 11 form group to do a learning styles test to help with their revision. While they answered the questionnaire, I did it too and discovered tha...

30624 hits

0 comments

Better together: the importance of forming relationships as a new teacher

Expert Insights

If there's one thing that schools have plenty of, it's people. There aren't many jobs that require you to interact with so many people every day; in addition your pupils, there are parents, members of...

5623 hits

0 comments

Can school leaders rely on Kotter's change management model?

Expert Insights

A few weeks ago I wrote about the need for school leaders to be appropriately critical of educational and management gurus. One such guru is John Kotter, whose name is often found on lists of the worl...

42995 hits

2 comments

A practical approach to tackling pupil absences

Expert Insights

Research Matters

Talking at a number of conferences recently I've suggested that we've got to stop reinventing the wheel and use research wisely. Research provides signposts towards what might work for us, based on wh...

6740 hits

0 comments

If teachers could learn from each other more, maybe teaching could be a lifelong profession – not a four-year sacrifice

Expert Insights

Tales from the frontline

When I started in teaching, I wanted to copy everything I loved about the teachers who had made a difference to me. By the time I started in the classroom I was very much in favour of being tough on k...

6199 hits

0 comments