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The Big Debate (trailer): How can schools stay safe from cybersecurity threats?
The Big Debate is a regular panel discussion published as part of the Tes Magazine Leadership Forum. In this session Tes senior editor Dan Worth discusses the increasing threat to schools and trusts posed by cyber criminals.
To watch this webinar in full visit the following article: www.tes.com/magazine/leadership/compliance/schools-trusts-stay-safe-cybersecurity-threats
To watch this webinar in full visit the following article: www.tes.com/magazine/leadership/compliance/schools-trusts-stay-safe-cybersecurity-threats
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NEU conference: What teachers want for education in 2024
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Tes magazine visits the 2024 NEU teaching union conference and speaks to members to find out the big issues teachers want to see prioritised in a general election year. For the latest education news and analysis delivered directly to your inbox every weekday morning, sign up to the Tes Daily newsletter at www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/tes-daily-newsletter
Can school leaders have too much empathy?
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In this free extract from our Leading & Learning Webinar entitled 'The pros (and cons) of being an empathetic leader', author and empathy expert Sophie Wade talks to host Paul Spiers about how being too empathetic with staff can negatively impact your ability to help them with their challenges. The Leading & Learning Webinar is part of the Tes Magazine Leadership Forum - a series of guides and ...
Sign up to the Tes magazine newsletters
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Signing up for the Tes magazine newsletters is easy - and this video shows you how. The Tes Daily is your must-read education briefing, delivered every weekday. You can sign up for our Teaching Essentials and The Week in Scotland newsletters, too. tes.com/magazine/news/general/tes-daily-newsletter
Tes Big Debate 1: Top slicing or GAG pooling - which is better for schools?
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The Big Debate is a regular panel discussion published as part of the Tes Magazine Leadership Forum. For this first session, senior multi-academy trust leaders debate the pros and cons of the two different funding models used within MATs. All episodes of Tes: The Big Debate are available for Tes magazine subscribers. You can find them at www.tes.com/magazine/author/big-debate and subscribe at w...
Tes Leading and Learning Webinar 1: Owen Eastwood on belonging
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In the first part of the Tes Leading and Learning Webinar series, internationally renowned performance coach Owen Eastwood, who has worked with Nato and the England football team, explains why belonging needs to be central to your school’s focus. The Tes Leading and Learning Webinar series features essential advice for school leaders from experts in the field of leadership and management, with ...
GCSE results 2023: national pass rates explained
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Tes senior analyst Gráinne Hallahan explains how 2023’s national pass rates for GCSEs will be brought back in line with 2019 standards, undoing the grade inflation caused by the pandemic.
A-level results 2023: national pass rates explained
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Tes senior analyst Gráinne Hallahan explains how 2023’s national pass rates for A levels will be brought back in line with 2019 standards, undoing the grade inflation caused by the pandemic.
Third day of regional teacher strikes: 2 March 2023
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On 2 March 2023, teachers walked out on strike over pay in London, the South East and the South West. Tes’ Matilda Martin reports from a strike march in Chichester. www.tes.com/magazine/news
NEU's Kevin Courtney on regional teacher strikes #shorts
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On 2 March 2023, teachers walked out on strike over pay in London, the South East and the South West. Tes’ Matilda Martin speaks to Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary of the NEU teaching union, during a strike march in Chichester.
NEU regional strike, 1 March 2023: as it happened
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On 1 March 2023, NEU teaching union members in the East Midlands, West Midlands and Eastern regions took strike action. Tes reporter Matilda Martin visited a rally in Cambridge, where she spoke to teachers and NEU joint general secretary Kevin Courtney about how funding cuts are affecting schools and the possibility of more strikes in the summer term. www.tes.com/magazine/news
First day of regional teacher strikes: 28 February 2023
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Tes deputy news editor John Roberts rounds up events from the first of three days of regional teacher strikes. www.tes.com/magazine/news
NEU teacher strike, 1 February 2023: as it happened
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On 1 February 2023, NEU members across England and Wales took strike action. Tes reporters Matilda Martin and John Roberts headed to the picket lines to speak to teachers, and those standing in solidarity with them, about why they walked out. www.tes.com/magazine/news
Tes Expert Panel webinar: Impact of Covid on schools
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Tes Expert Panel webinar: Impact of Covid on schools
3 tips for encouraging questions in the classroom
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3 tips for encouraging questions in the classroom
Tes interview with children's author Cressida Cowell
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Tes interview with children's author Cressida Cowell
Tes Podagogy | Helping students 'know' they know something
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Tes Podagogy | Helping students 'know' they know something
Tes interviews… learning expert Prof. Paul Kirschner
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Tes interviews… learning expert Prof. Paul Kirschner
Tes interviews… Oak Academy principal Matt Hood
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Tes interviews… Oak Academy principal Matt Hood
Teacher lesson observations gone wrong
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Teacher lesson observations gone wrong
Tes interviews… influential nursery head Julian Grenier
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Tes interviews… influential nursery head Julian Grenier
Free UCL Holocaust textbook for KS3 teachers published
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Free UCL Holocaust textbook for KS3 teachers published
Poetry Together: Gyles Brandreth's poetry competition
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Poetry Together: Gyles Brandreth's poetry competition
Tes Podagogy | Why your school timetable is wrong
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Tes Podagogy | Why your school timetable is wrong
Tes interviews… yogi Sadhguru on the future of education
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Tes interviews… yogi Sadhguru on the future of education
Tes interviews… Yvonne Connolly, UK's first black female headteacher
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Tes interviews… Yvonne Connolly, UK's first black female headteacher
Tes Podagogy | What's the best way to teach phonics?
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Tes Podagogy | What's the best way to teach phonics?
Tes Podagogy | Do children have a natural number sense?
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Tes Podagogy | Do children have a natural number sense?
Tes Podagogy | How to build a successful learner
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Tes Podagogy | How to build a successful learner
Tes Podagogy | How schools should translate the Covid science
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Tes Podagogy | How schools should translate the Covid science
I have used Hattie to understand why my methods are so much more effective than real math teachers. I started with the literature of quality and applied it to math instruction. I have been keeping records for 20 years and every lesson every semester is a better iteration than last year/ last semester. (Sometimes I improved and then rewrote a lesson at lunch time so I could try it out 5th period.) When you add that all up, there have been over 5000 tiny iterations of improvement. I knew it worked (the AGA/Math Lab methodology), but I didn't really understand why. With Hatties' list, I can make the next iteration more focused on what is likely to work.
So, who is going to analyse and evaluate those 435 unique, quantitative articles about the efficacy of various feedback strategies in education?
I used to go here
He’s impressive and explains things very well!
Bro im in year 3
Omg my shcool im in year 4 now and my teach is miss allen
Poor Chantal 😂 he’s picked in her twice
I think he is sexist. As amazing and knowledgeable he is
Very true. He points it out himself in the video and I wonder if its an area he reflects on in his teaching.
The city cyborg and excess of Sussex county NJ OMG Selectire
They deserve more information on the status of their program on professionals Concord as to provide ☺️😅 Degree
This is my school rn I’m in year 6
Wait he really is that good at drawing
Very interesting. This is what my gut-feeling has been telling me all along. But now I have another important question. This video was put up 2 years ago. Today is 12 October 2022 and there really hasn’t been a song and dance made about the information contained in this video? Why not? Why does it seem that these findings aren’t being considered when it comes to Hattie’s theory on using Feedback to positively impact on student learning? Why hasn’t someone picked it up and run with it? It’s just that, in Education, Hattie is being promoted on his theories & teacher performance is being judged on teachers’ abilities to put put Hattie’s theories into practice? What if what Hattie claims ist the real truth, what if we’re all barking up the wrong tree. Very concerning.
Not very clear- you sound like you're far away.
I am considering International teaching. Thank you for sharing.
lol im in yr 5 im aras if yall remember me
Thank you. I have an interview next week and this is an area that will be addressed.
Yeah, but that's why you take a very large sample.
Wait , 40 mins? I might finish learning two chapters in this time .
This panel is lacking diversity, any follow up planned within the next months?
Good evening, I am a 34-year-old Moroccan young man looking for a job outside Morocco. Is there any help?
Look up teaching agencies online.. glasshour education is specifically for uk
No chance sorry
i went to brimsdown in late 2014 and left in 2016. i’m in yr12 now. i miss it so much, it was the best primary 😕😕😕
What secondary did u go to if i don’t mind me asking ?
31:34 great question ❤❤❤❤❤
Wow this is great 👍. Clear, concise and informed. Keep going - more followers will come on board.
"relaxing over a tea or coffee" yeah... "relaxing"
Thanks for digging into this and pointing these issues out. I’ve always approached Hattie ready for fireworks and found nothing but smoke and mirrors...
Ain this across the street from the conjuring house lol
Yeah
yeah. my old friend lived 2 doors down from that house
The assumption sounds to be: If you give the same curriculum to everyone, everyone will have the same body of knowledge reducing class difference. But, which class of people will determine what everyone needs to know? Wouldn’t the national curriculum itself cultivate class difference based upon those who’ll likely design the curriculum and the knowledge, skills, and understandings which they’ll exclude. At approx 16:00 “there is no black culture.” What? The mind of a child is a white paper. Some of this guy’s conclusion are educated cultural ignorance.
those og Yr 2 days
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I attended a course with Bill in London years ago when I first started teaching and I still use these techniques to this day!