I have just finished a round of parent-teacher interviews and overwhelmingly they were positive. I was genuinely able to tell the majority of my parents how happy I was with the progress of their child and the parent was able to tell me how happy their child is in my class. We all agreed that […]
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Connect, collaborate and create. Three simple verbs, which have been tweeted by so many recently. In particular Pip Cleaves a connected learning consultant from New South Wales in Australia. Who […]
How often do you contact the parents of the students you teach? Do you maintain a class newsletter? Or do you send class emails? Do you have a class blog […]
Steve Collis wraps it up Exhausted, but empowered from my week in Melbourne, I’m now safely back at home in Sydney. Arriving at the airport on Friday night, it felt […]
Have you seen this? I printed it out this morning and firstly it seems like my holiday reading is sorted and secondly I cannot believe it is free. Coming of Age […]
Homework Hassles- take two
Do you suffer from homework hassles? Do you struggle to find just the right amount of interesting and challenging tasks to suit all the learners, all the parents and the homework policy at your school? I do. It was almost exactly a year ago that I wrote my first post about homework hassles. So it […]