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Gareth Doodes

GarethDoodes

As schools recruit for Sept 2021, here's some advice for #pgce students & #edutwitter on how to make applications standout:1) In your supporting letter, talk about what you'll do as

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

1. Updated thread on children & #COVID19, summarising recent research.Summary: further evidence children and adults are equally susceptible, and similarly likely to transmit. Schools have been a driver of the

Dr Chris Bagley 👋

hiddendepths

https://schoolsweek.co.uk/childrens-commissioner-candidate-grilled-over-exclusions-at-her-academy-trust/amp/1/ 1/ It's taken a while to digest that M. Gove's fav teacher & staunch advocate of gov's ed policy has been appoint

KShanks_History

HistoryKss

OK amongst other things:1. Leading a curriculum area in your specific subject with supported forums for networking amongst local Heads of History (this is better in some parts of the

Cat McGill

folkycat

This is a thread about #autistic children and ONE of the reasons why school can be difficult/stressful. It’s a thing that NTs find hard to understand, and I’ve struggled to

Nuzhat Uthmani

NUthmani

THREAD1/Twitter has been my saviour this year,keeping me afloat. My #PLN has soared.I’ve learnt so much while sharing my own knowledge to help http://others.So here’s my official unofficial 2020 teacher

Safe Schools Alliance

SafeSchools_UK

This is an appallingly worded tweet @NSPCC. It demonstrates a complete lack of understanding of #safeguarding & how children are groomed. It has particularly upset adults who were themselves abused

Lou 🦖

lrobbo89

I started at a Russell Group and I’ll graduate an @OpenUniversity student. Led here by my circumstances - true, but given the opportunity again I would have chosen the OU

Mademoiselle R

MflCe

A thread of my PGCE essentials. I didn’t know what will be useful to buy before my PGCE a year ago. Now that my training year is coming to an

Karam Bales

karamballes

Interesting that when concerns were raised for a decade that real term budget cuts and costs of marketisation were leading to larger class sizes the gov told us class sizes

Jennifer Binis

JennBinis

Last summer, there was a feature story called "Everything is Gamergate" in the same paper edition as The 1619 Project. It's very different but just as important. If GG is

Pam Jarvis

Dr_Pam_Jarvis

I think the different sides of this conversation are a good example of the division on Edutwitter between those who see school primarily as an exam factory& those who see

Andrew Old

oldandrewuk

Sooo... the time has come to tell a tale.For several months, one of the most unwell edutwitter trolls was tweeting that I'd received a police caution and various other crazy

Karam Bales

karamballes

8TH APRIL: PREDICTIONWithin a few weeks opening UK schools will become a political battleground.Initially the RW ignored Covid19, the propaganda machine focused on telling us it was scaremongeringWhen the truth

Dr Chris Bagley 👋

hiddendepths

1/ The myth that “reimagining” education results in “chaos” continues apace. It’s based on a partial, England-centric view of history that ignores the wide ranging conceptions of education that exist

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

1. Updated thread on children & #COVID19 summarising the most recent research.Summary: further evidence children & adults are equally susceptible & equally likely to transmit; school clusters are increasing; precautions

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