Teachers' Pocketbooks

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Great ideas and simple strategies to embed effective literacy skills across all subjects.

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Maximise time, moderate workload and minimise stress.

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From a highly successful practitioner and trainer, how to teach stunning lessons that will motivate, engage and inspire students, give you a buzz, and 'knock the socks off your observer'!

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Nurture a spirit of enquiry and develop thoughtful and thought-full learners, using Philosophy for Children.

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Teachers’ questions play a critical role, not just for the thinking they provoke, but in the modelling of questioning skills and the development of curiosity. Using cartoons, diagrams and visual prompts to support the text, this highly practical Pocketbook is suitable for all teachers. It separates out the elements of questioning – framing them, delivering them and responding to the answers – Questioning Technique offers both... (read more)

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A powerful package of pointers to better learning, faster progress and great results for your students.

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How to resolve disciplinary matters by enabling those involved to repair the harm done to people and relationships.

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Help pupils with SLCN develop skills to express themselves and understand what is being said to them.

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Reading this book will help you gain an overall picture of the role of the TA: the essentials needed for assisting the teacher, pupils and the school. It also contains advice on accessing support, professional associations and career progression.

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Teaching Thinking contains a pocketful of tools, techniques and inspiration for dynamic, challenging lessons that nurture better thinking.