School Educators

  • 9 August 2018

    The Driver’s Seat

    When I was growing up I was taught to be submissive. To listen more and speak less. So how do I train a child who is just not like me and doesn’t…

  • 2 August 2018

    Education the Game Changer

    “Every child deserves a champion an adult who will never give up on them who understands the power of connection and insists that they become the…

  • 26 July 2018

    Learning Difficulty - ADHD

    Teachers will agree that having a student who can’t sit still. Who seems disorganized and doesn’t seem to be paying attention can be their worst…

  • 19 July 2018

    Technology a Blessing or a Curse

    Considering the widespread influence of technology, the objective is no longer how to teach children to use technology but how to use technology to…

  • 12 July 2018

    Safeguarding in Schools

    Many times as professionals we are more concerned about what our colleagues think and how they might judge us and this affects the way we respond to…

  • 5 July 2018

    Differentiation

    What does differentiation mean and why is it important. Differentiation is defined by the Training and Development Agency for Schools as ‘the process…

  • 21 June 2018

    The Theory Underpinning Lesson Planning

    Teaching is a science and a craft which means there are evidence based facts on best practices in teaching and learning. These are encapsulated in…

  • 14 June 2018

    Spice up your Classroom

    The issue is not with the dough, cheese or tomatoes. The secret is the chef their skill and craft, their timing and expertise. This is the same with…

  • 7 June 2018

    Mentoring

    People say experience is the best teacher but sometimes it can teach a really hard and harsh lesson. Choose an easier and fast route by learning from…

  • 31 May 2018

    A School’s Greatest Asset

    As a teacher you must be committed to your own professional development. You owe it to yourself to be the best that you can be. So, get on the…