by Paul Rose | Apr 27, 2021 | You Teach Me
There are many factors that contribute to the social mobility gap here in the UK, not least the huge variances in day to day childhood experiences. Today’s report highlights ‘There is growing evidence that the past year of lockdowns has had an impact on...
by Paul Rose | Mar 30, 2021 | You Teach Me
“One of our young people has just passed their driving test and is driving themselves to school. Now lot’s of our young people want us to help them learn to drive! We’re just a school and don’t have capacity to help them with this. Could you help us please?”...
by Paul Rose | Feb 25, 2021 | You Teach Me
There are few harder tasks than to rapidly improve a school. I know because I did it. I’d like to share some of the things I learned along the way… To improve a school quickly, you have to improve teaching so that learning increases and achievement rises....
by Paul Rose | Feb 13, 2021 | You Teach Me
As a teacher, I once taught a boy called Jay*. Jay was lovely; a 5 year-old bundle of energy who lit up our classroom. He was also a flipping nightmare to get work out of. If I sat beside him he could get on. If I moved to the table next to his, his work slowed...
by Paul Rose | Feb 8, 2021 | You Teach Me
I bet if you’re a teacher you’ve not said that in a while! I imagine it’s something you’d love to say again soon… a class full of children is better than a muted live lesson, right? Right now it’s really noisy out there when it comes to all the EdTech tools vying to...
by Paul Rose | Jan 29, 2021 | You Teach Me
A recent TES article debating whether live teaching is actually ‘gold standard’ online teaching has got us on our soapbox (you can read the full article here https://www.tes.com/news/coronavirus-schools-online-learning-are-live-lessons-really-better-recorded-ones)....
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