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November in a nutshell
This November we….
- Shared insights into creating an enabling outdoor learning environment
- Discovered some top tips for proactive behaviour management
- Had some examples of how AI can support teaching
- Unpicked what is negatively impacting on teaching assistant recruitment
- Learnt about the benefits of PSHE for learners with SEND
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Explore some recent articles
How outdoor play opens up a new world of learning by Emma Davis
Despite outdoor play being important, Emma shares that children are spending less time outdoors, so it’s vital that educational settings provided nature-based play experiences for pupils.
Learn how to best create outdoor learning experiences to encourage children to enjoy spending time connecting with nature.
Practical advice for building behaviour skills: A Q&A with Sue Cowley
A common misconception about behaviour is seeing it as ‘separate to teaching and learning’, shares Sue, rather than seeing it as a set of skills that need to be developed.
Discover how to help children and young people feel invested in their learning so they know their behaviour choices count.
How AI helps me become a better teacher by Martin Ridley
What interests Martin about AI is its ability to save time and deliver decent results for teachers – but how can schools best use it?
Read examples of how AI is actually being used effectively in schools to support what teachers are already doing well
Why 1 in 5 teaching assistant roles are unfilled by Hannah Harris
Did you know that 1 in 7 teaching assistants rely on food banks? And that the Low Pay Commission has classified teaching assistants as a low paying occupation? Hannah addresses the elephant in the room of pay when it comes to issues with teaching assistant recruitment.
Understand the challenges facing teaching assistants and what we can do about it.
Why better PSHE education is vital to empower SEND pupils by Lynn How
There are a number of key advantages for our learners with SEND in having a good PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic) education, shares Lynn How, such as emotional wellbeing and mental health support and personal development.
Learn how to foster holistic development by interweaving PSHE education into everyday school life.
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