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What to do with a first-time behaviour offender
Should you throw the book at a usually well-behaved pupil who breaks the rules? Or take a different approach?
19 July 2020
Social distancing: a behaviour challenge or not?
Social distancing may seem to be a big problem in managing behaviour – but it shouldn’t be, says Nikki Cunningham-Smith
13 June 2020
6 lessons from being a teacher and a mum in lockdown
Parenting while working from home is tough – you need a schedule, says mum and teacher Nikki Cunningham-Smith
28 April 2020
Teaching doesn’t have to be a high-energy performance
As a new teacher, it’s tempting to throw everything you’ve got into lessons and treat them like a one-woman show, says Nikki Cunningham-Smith – but, in truth, sometimes less is more
24 April 2020
5 essentials for ‘tactical ignoring’ of poor behaviour
It may go against your initial instinct – but a plan that involves ignoring bad behaviour when it first happens can be more effective than immediate confrontation
1 March 2020
Wellbeing: 5 ways to cope with mean student comments
Teaching isn’t a popularity contest – but you can still feel upset if pupils don’t like you, says Nikki Cunningham-Smith
19 January 2020
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