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6 small language tweaks to help manage behaviour
Examining the language that he uses with pupils has helped English teacher Mark Roberts to get a handle on behaviour management. Here, he explains how
General
30 September 2022
Which generic phrases should teachers drop?
We all know that teacher talk is powerful, but research suggests there are some common phrases that ‘nudge’ pupils in the wrong direction, says Mark Roberts
General
16 June 2022
What can schools do to motivate boys?
The statistics suggest that boys consistently underperform when compared with girls, and schools’ efforts to overcome that deficit are failing. So, what next? Mark Roberts uncovers the key areas teachers can focus on to get boys back on track
General
16 July 2021
How can teachers get male pupils to ask for help?
In their efforts to tackle academic underachievement among boys, many schools are overlooking a key factor – young men’s reluctance to ask for support, says Mark Roberts, as he suggests ways in which teachers can encourage male pupils to reach out
General
28 May 2021
5 ways to beat your teacher interview nerves
Nerves can get the better of the most brilliant candidates, says Mark Roberts – so make sure you’re prepared in advance
2 May 2021
How to use body language to improve teaching in a mask
When facial expressions are covered and your voice is muted by a mask, other body language is key, says Mark Roberts
8 March 2021
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