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Month: October 2018

We All Need To Be/Have Kind Colleagues

28th October 201828th October 2018 idealisticteacherEnglish Teaching

Schools are hives of activity. From the roughest, inner city school to the most prestigious, private establishment, expectations of teachers are often crushingly high. Our expectations of ourselves are the starting point but we also experience pressure from: head teachers, management teams, department heads, other teachers, other staff, parents and our students. Teaching is an […]

Round Six: ‘Educated’ (Non-Fiction)

28th October 201811th November 2018 idealisticteacher#reading

With an entire paper on non-fiction at GCSE, it seems strange that we’re not taking more time to really explore non-fiction texts fully. I don’t mean extracts or brief chapters, I mean whole books. This might be one of the ways in which we can engage those who do not see themselves as readers because […]

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