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Developing your subject knowledge as a beginning teacher: a marathon, not a sprint

Photo by Manuel Camacho-Navarro on Pexels.com At the start of the Initial Teacher Training (ITT) year most beginning history teachers have two major anxieties: Will I be able to manage the behaviou…

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The difference between judging and learning: How beginning teachers can make a professional start to observing colleagues in school

Photo by Euvgene PH on Pexels.com Imagine being invited to your Auntie’s house for tea.  She serves up the meal of chicken with a range of side dishes.  You take a bite, chew, realise you are…

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Short female teacher? Look no further for some behaviour management tips… (also suitable for other heights and genders)

A question was recently posed on twitter, looking for advice on behaviour management - and that there were not many blogs or books on this subject written by women. I have also seen in various quarter...

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You Don’t Have to Be a Natural: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Teaching

Photo by Gratisography on Pexels.com “Great teachers are born, not made” is one of the great myths of teacher training. Unfortunately, it is also a myth which makes its way into the subconscious of…

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HA Webinar: Survive and thrive in your initial teacher education

Calling all those beginning their initial teacher education! In this session you’ll hear from and be able to ask questions to both teacher educators and those who have just completed their initial tea...