Geography. Teaching. Learning
Fall down seven, rise eight. Can schools grow grit?
This may get messy as thoughts run through my head. This post is about plans and reflections on...
Eliminating workload: are curriculum change, behaviour and tutoring the elephants in the room?
The three reports published in March by the workload review groups make interesting reading. They have been informed...
Creating connections between secondary and primary classrooms
Making connections between primary and secondary classrooms from David Rogers I’ve had better times. As I make and...
Leeds Learning Conference
Temporary Post with link to the Dropbox file
Twitter isn’t the best form of CPD 1: the traits of school leaders
Before I start, I looked up the word ‘provoke’ today: Much is written about the power of social...
High Impact, Low effort
This month is the start of the #29daysofwriting challenge. I enjoyed this last year and will be using...
If Heineken made assemblies? Getting grit across.
GRIT assembly Jan 2016 from David Rogers I love giving assemblies. It’s a real privilege. At Patcham, we...
Teacher Standard 5 – adapting teaching for all students. A session given to Brighton University secondary geography PGCE students
This is here to support my session later today.
Mind fudge: my problem with the traditional v progressive thing
Now, I have to admit that I don’t spend very much time reading a lot of theory, nor...
Computers won’t revolutionise teaching, but….
A few months ago, I wrote this Staffrm story about the use of technology in education. The final paragraph read:...
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