Teaching Tips Lessons from the Classroom: Recent Episodes
Arden
Teaching tips lessons from the classroom Episode 1: Ways into Teaching. This episode is for those who have been inspired to get into teaching in the UK , either after home schooling or for a career change.
This is a chance for you to reflect on your achievements during the term it can be used at the end of each term and not only during the end of the year
This episode is to support new teachers during the OFSTED inspection in UK Secondary Schools. This could also be useful for any teacher who is being observed by external inspectors.
This episode is to support secondary teachers during observation lessons by internal members of staff, or external OFTED Inspectors.
This episode explores more tips to manage classroom behaviour. It is for those who are in training or are new to the profession. It is for Secondary teachers.
This is the third section of my Career Progression Series . Todays episode focuses on the role the the SENDCO ( The Special Education Needs and Disability Coordinator).
This gives insight into the role and explores the day to day roles . If you want to develop in working with children with Special Needs then career path could be one to consider.
This is the second of the Becoming series. This episode explores the requirements for the role of Head of Year.
This episode is for teachers who are thinking about their next career move in teaching. The series explore the role of Middle Leaders. Todays episode looks at becoming a Head of Department.
As we have reached the end of the first term. This is a chance to look back on your teaching experience so far, highlighting , achievements, challenges and areas for development. This is for those who are new in the profession, but can be beneficial to those who are experienced in their career,
When you are new in the profession it may be challenging to refuse requests. Here are some secondary tips to help new teachers to Learn to Say No.
This is a short podcast to help to Prepare for the new school year . This is for secondary teachers, newly qualified teachers,
This episode explores how to deal with negative and limited beliefs for those in the start of their teaching career. It is also open to all who want tips on how to think differently.
This episode explores the benefits of creating a reflective log table to reflect on your achievements through the academic year . You will also be able to explore any challenges . It is chance to look at growth development and areas for improvement.
This episodes focusses on some tips for students and teachers during the Secondary Exam Season.
This is the second episode of a two part Interview podcast to support new teachers, or those who need interview tips.
This episode explores factors that can lead to stress in teaching and considers a variety of solutions. The aim is to be supportive and the advice is optional. Take what resonates and leave out what does not. Please share to increase the following.
This episode is a response to all those people who sent in Questions.
A big thank you to all of you.
Please send any teaching related questions to my email address, This will be very helpful as I will be able to create more supportive content.
This episode is for teachers who are new in the profession to support them to learn to say No! When they feel that they can not do a task. ( It may also help experienced teachers who find it difficult to say NO! too.)
This episode is for individuals who want to become Middle Leaders In Secondary Education.
( The information provided is optional.)
This podcast looks at ways to expand your chances of getting a leadership role when one becomes available.
This episodes explores what needs to be considered when you are offered a teaching job role.
This episode explores how to deal with difficult colleagues. Remember these are just suggestions, take what appeals to you.
This episode includes Tips on Secondary School Behaviour Management. ( These are Just suggestions for support ,please remember to always follow school policies.)