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Put river processes into context with a very human dilemma in this free KS3 geography lesson plan… teachwire.net/teaching-resou…
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It’s high time people with disabilities were embedded into history curriculums. Take up the challenge with these ideas for #DisabilityHistoryMonth next month… teachwire.net/news/history-c…
3 English mock exam strategies that go beyond quote-cramming | via Lauren Jones teachwire.net/news/english-m…
History teacher @missreardteach shares her advice on how to help your students get a handle on causation… teachwire.net/news/causation…
Peer inside the mind of author @MeggittPhillips and help pupils understand how to write a Gothic scene with this WAGOLL and free resources… teachwire.net/teaching-resou…
Use vocals, musical instruments and sound makers to create a sparkling firework display with this KS1 music lesson from @judeharries teachwire.net/teaching-resou…
It's less than a month until #MichaelRosenDay! Make reading, listening to and writing poetry fun, enjoyable and accessible for all with these ideas, events and resources… teachwire.net/teaching-resou… @MichaelRosenYes
Use this free medium-term plan and resources to teach evolution and inheritance to your Year 6 class | via @dannynic teachwire.net/teaching-resou…
Bodies, relationships & sex are all part of growing up, so why is talking about them in school so awkward?
In ep.14 of No Running in the Corridors, @teachademokun & Sarah Brough explore how to handle awkward Qs without shutting kids down.
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After an unforgettably hot summer, knowledge of heatwaves and their effects is more important than ever – and geography lessons are the perfect place for spreading the message… | via Steve Brace @The_GA teachwire.net/news/heatwaves…
The logistics involved with mounting a school production can be daunting – so here’s how to succeed without antagonising colleagues, exhausting students or worrying parents… | via Martin Matthews teachwire.net/news/school-pr…
How using conversational Spanish in class can get KS3 and KS4 pupils talking… | via Andy Kyle teachwire.net/news/conversat…
Bodies, relationships & sex are all part of growing up, so why is talking about them in school so awkward?
In ep.14 of No Running in the Corridors, @teachademokun & Sarah Brough explore how to handle awkward Qs without shutting kids down.
teachwire.net/podcasts/no-ru…
#Spon by Beat
Bloom’s cognitive taxonomy is a well-known framework for measuring students’ progress – but could his Affective Domain become a new standard for measuring the progress of behaviours? | via Aaron Swan teachwire.net/news/affective…
Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with these lessons, assemblies, recommended resources and more… teachwire.net/news/black-his…
🎃 Trick or treat! Give your little terrors a feast of fun this 31st October with these great #Halloween classroom ideas and worksheets… teachwire.net/news/6-of-the-…
Nobody wants to face radicalisation in their primary classroom, but the first step towards stamping it out is trying to understand it… | via Sarah Wordlaw teachwire.net/news/radicalis…
Use @66blackman's astonishing debut children’s book as a starting point for exploring how AI has changed our lives, and the moral ambiguities it brings. Free KS2 book topic with activity ideas from @jonnybid teachwire.net/teaching-resou…
Will writing an inclusion strategy really improve inclusion? | via @Stephen_Kilgour teachwire.net/news/inclusion…
