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🚨 Gather round friends, let me share with you some insight from friends. Friends with formidable pedigree and expertise. Let’s look at their books - and listen to smart things they say…
Firstly the one and only @MissSDoherty here is her tremendous words:
100 Ideas for Primary Teachers: Maths (100 Ideas for Teachers) amzn.eu/d/1l85WZ2
100 Ideas for Primary Teachers: Maths (100 Ideas for Teachers) amzn.eu/d/1l85WZ2
During half term, #TDaPE ticked over a very special milestone and I promised @adamjames317 a run down of the top 10 episodes to date. Then the term started…but a promise is a promise. So over the next 10 days we’re going to have a look at what has piqued your interest so far…
#10 Creeping in at number 10 is “8 ways to get the most from talk in the classroom”. A masterclass in deep thinking from @lwilliamsjones and @Suchmo83 with practical advice for all teachers.
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/thi…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0jUEd8…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/thi…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0jUEd8…
#9 It’s no surprise that @gareth_metcalfe makes an appearance in the top 10, as erudite and he is wonderful, this dissection of our use of manipulatives in Upper KS2 w/@Suchmo83 is one for the ages…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/thi…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3XQoHz…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/thi…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3XQoHz…
I have been fortunate enough to speak about reading on a few podcast episodes in over the last year and a bit. Here they are in one place for anyone interested...
This one is an introduction to the subject of primary reading on @Kieran_M_Ed's wonderful #TDAPE podcast: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sea…
This one is on reading fluency with @Mr_AlmondED: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/epi…
A thread on why/how I wrote a book, which was released today:
Last summer I wrote a book. I'd planned to write it a few years from now, but my FSH-muscular dystrophy suddenly stopped me walking much more than very short distances, so I found myself in need of a distraction.
Last summer I wrote a book. I'd planned to write it a few years from now, but my FSH-muscular dystrophy suddenly stopped me walking much more than very short distances, so I found myself in need of a distraction.
I have taught children to read in classrooms (and undertaken interventions) with every year group over the last 15 years. I also spent two years working specifically with smaller groups of children whose reading had badly stalled and desperately needed a restart.
Recently, I have delivered sessions for a local ITT provider following an observation of my teaching and an interview. I currently coordinate reading and the wider curriculum in a wonderful school (and have supported other schools in adapting their reading offer).
