This is a whole lesson to teach what the Standard Deviation which is KS3, GCSE and IGCSE ready. The lesson looks at what it is and how to calculate it. This is suitable for anyone doing statistics, math, or other subjects such as Geography. The lesson is easy to follow and comes with everything you need. This lesson does NOT go into areas like the normal distribution and some other applications of finding the standard deviation. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. It is also great for home learning. 24-slide presentation + 2 worksheets.
The lesson comes with:
a starter
learning objectives (differentiated)
keywords
video (very clear - great for those who aren’t math teachers by trade)
some great examples
key questions
lots of activities embedded
worksheets (with answers)
plenary
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Teaching standards have been outlined to support evidence during teacher training. Each standard has been sub-categorized to make it easier to reference when submitting evidence.
Also included is a checklist to support when completing evidence. These files can both be edited.
Example of write up and the evidence I used to show I had met each teaching standard while completing my teacher training.
Great to use for ideas while for your teacher training or performance management targets.
This is a checklist for trainee teachers. Most teacher training providers require students to provide three clear pieces of evidence for each standard. This can be used to ensure you have three quality pieces of evidence. On the checklist there is a grid below each standard for the trainee teacher to write a description of their evidence. This allows the trainee to see clearly if their evidence matches up to the standard.
PowerPoint portfolio
Consistent design and font
All 8 teaching standards with bullet points in each (from the Teaching Standards)
Under each bullet point are examples of how I completed it as evidence
Adaptable
You can include images/ files to the PPT
Your own portfolio should already be online for you to refer to (if you’re training)
This resource is ideal for trainee teachers completing their PGCE/SCITT/similar courses or their NQT/ECT folder. Each page has the teacher standard outlined along with ideas for evidence! These can be inserted into plastic dividers that have a cover sleeve and used as covers/dividers within evidence standards folders.
A fully resourced set of teaching materials for ESS Land Unit 5.2 – Agriculture and food. A subtopic for the new IB Diploma Environmental Systems and Societies course, first assessment 2026, which is first taught in 2024.
Created by an IB curriculum developer, examiner & workshop facilitator, this Standard Level sub-topic is part of the Land topic that is the fifth unit of the ESS course.
This unit contains five lessons with PowerPoint presentations and worksheets that can be used both in-person and for online learning, added to your Google Classroom, or opened using Google Slides.
Save yourself time, all resources are ready to click and go! All my resources are informed by over 15 years of IB DP ESS teaching and examiner experience, so you can be sure you are getting a quality resource with everything you need to teach the IB ESS content.
Features:
• Lesson 1 – Land use and food distribution
• Lesson 2 – Farming systems
• Lesson 3 – Soil conservation
• Lesson 4 – Food security and inequality
• Lesson 5 – Food sustainability
• Worksheets to support learning tasks
• Clear lesson aims to meet the 2024 syllabus strands (SL)
• Key ESS terminology highlighted
• Engaging classroom activities
• Knowledge review questions
• Home learning tasks
• Starter and plenary activities
The resource is completely developed by me as an author with no use of Artificial Intelligence tools.
This is a whole lesson introducing Standard Form by looking at Our Universe. This lesson explains using the universe what standard form is and why we use it. The lesson also looks in detail at how to write ordinary numbers into standard form and vice versa. This lesson is ready to go with no prep required. It is also great for home learning. 28-slide presentation + additional resources.
The lesson includes:
+ starter (looking at powers of 10)
+ Learning objectives (differentiated)
+ keywords and key notation slides
+ pictures from around the universe and world (giving maths a real-life context)
+ superb very clear teaching slides
+ lots of examples (writing a small number and big numbers into a standard form and vice versa)
+ Embedded questions for AFL (with answers)
+ Worksheet (with answers)
+ Matching Activities (with answers)
+ Plenary
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A fully resourced set of teaching materials for ESS Ecology Unit 4.4 – Water pollution. A subtopic for the new IB Diploma Environmental Systems and Societies course, first assessment 2026, which is first taught in 2024.
Created by an IB curriculum developer, examiner & workshop facilitator, this Standard Level sub-topic is part of the Water topic that is the fourth unit of the ESS course.
This unit contains four lessons with PowerPoint presentations and worksheets that can be used both in-person and for online learning, added to your Google Classroom, or opened using Google Slides.
Save yourself time, all resources are ready to click and go! All my resources are informed by over 15 years of IB DP ESS teaching and examiner experience, so you can be sure you are getting a quality resource with everything you need to teach the IB ESS content.
Features:
• Lesson 1 – Introduction to water pollution
• Lesson 2 – Plastic pollution
• Lesson 3 – Monitoring water quality (experiment)
• Lesson 4 – Eutrophication
• Worksheets to support learning tasks
• Clear lesson aims to meet the 2024 syllabus strands (SL)
• Key ESS terminology highlighted
• Engaging classroom activities
• Knowledge review questions
• Home learning tasks
• Starter and plenary activities
The resource is completely developed by me as an author with no use of Artificial Intelligence tools.
This resource is perfect for student placement, PGCE or NQT folders. Each standard and the expectation is stated on the cover. I suggest placing these into your folder just before your evidence, keeping track of each standard and making it easier to find and refer to specific standards.
I have created a Teaching Standards Spider Diagram in order to have quick access to all the Teaching Standards throughout lessons, observations and the general teaching day.
All teaching standards come with sections, a, b, c… therefore all the requirements are included in the diagram.
There is a white coloured text version as well as a black coloured version.
This diagram is great for printing and laminating in order to have direct access to the standards.
Are you an Early Career Teacher (ECT) looking to stay organised and confidently showcase your progress? Our comprehensive ECT Standards Evidence eGuide and Template is designed specifically for you! This resource provides clear examples and tips on gathering and presenting evidence aligned with teaching standards.
You’ll get:
Structured Template: Easily track and organise your evidence with our ready-made template.
Detailed Examples: Discover what types of evidence to include for each standard, such as classroom setups, lesson plans, observation feedback, and pupil progress.
Visual Guidance: Learn how to use pictures and color coding effectively to present your evidence clearly.
Proven Strategies: Find practical advice on gathering evidence from real-life scenarios—like parent feedback, behavior tracking, and CPD activities.
This guide is your go-to companion to make your ECT journey smoother, ensuring you’re prepared when it’s time to demonstrate your growth and meet the required teaching standards.
A completed table of evidence for each of the DfE Teaching Standards that you will be assessed against on a termly basis throughout your ECT or NQT year.
Each section contains examples of practice or actions taken that support the meeting of the required teaching standards, both Part 1 and Part 2.
Please update and amend the evidence column where necessary and also remove items when not applicable to yourself/or subject.
Are you looking for a resource that aids your children in understanding ‘Standard English’? Well this teaching pack is full of teaching PowerPoints, posters and worksheets to help.
Was and were - PPt, and worksheet
A or an - PPt and worksheet
The verb ‘do’ - Poster, PPt and worksheet
Standard English proof reading activities
Standard English and the use of slang PPt
Teaching Standards Evidence Bank – Professional Portfolio Resource for Educators - Perfect for your file!
This clear, comprehensive, and attractively designed resource breaks down each of the 8 Teachers’ Standards into digestible expectations and real-world, evidenced practices. Ideal for trainee teachers, ECTs, and experienced educators alike, this document:
Translates each teaching standard into practical actions
Provides a ready-made list of real, verifiable evidence for portfolios and appraisals
Saves time when preparing for observations, performance reviews, and interviews
Supports professional reflection and goal-setting across all areas of teaching
practice
Whether you’re building a professional development folder or mentoring new staff, this document helps articulate and evidence your impact in the classroom and beyond.