15 Workload Tips For Schools
Reading Time: 2 minutes What will your school do this year to reduce teacher workload?
Tag: 5MinSeries
CPD Picks of the Week
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The #5MinStaffBriefingPlan by @TeacherToolkit and @LeadingLearner
Reading Time: 4 minutes This is a resource, designed mainly for school leaders who lead staff briefings in schools, colleges and universities; and features yet another 5-Minute Plan by @TeacherToolkit and @LeadingLearner.
The #5MinMainThingPlan
Reading Time: 3 minutes This is a blog about priorities and features yet another 5-Minute Plan by @TeacherToolkit and @LeadingLearner.
The #5MinAchievementPlan by @TeacherToolkit and @LeadingLearner
Reading Time: 4 minutes This is a blog about achievement and features yet another 5-Minute Plan by @TeacherToolkit and @LeadingLearner.
The 5-Minute Workload Plan
Reading Time: 3 minutes The #5MinWorkloadPlan has been designed to help schools, leaders & teachers review their current workload. It can also help to review new initiatives to see whether they are worthwhile introducing and if “yes” instead of what. Whilst accepting some issues which are adding significantly to schools’ and teachers’ workload are outside of our control (see @LeadingLearner’s post here), there are other issues which we can address as teachers and leaders.
Social Media Failure from the Classroom
Reading Time: 5 minutes This is a second guest post from two sisters and social media lovers, campaigning to help improve e-safety standards in schools.
The Digital #5MinPlan by @TeacherToolkit
Reading Time: 5 minutes The 5 Minute Lesson Plan is now available in digital format! Following a beta testing group, and after 14 months of planning, I am pleased to offer a finished product.
Brilliant Behaviour by @TeacherToolkit
Reading Time: 5 minutes How can we improve classroom behaviour?
The 5-Minute Change Plan
Reading Time: 5 minutes The idea for this particular 5MinPlan came about, when reviewing our school’s behaviour policy. When considering implementing change you need to think carefully if there is the need for change. The change plan is based on the work of Kotter (1996) and Blanchard et al (2009).