Learning is a massive concept and has many layers attached to it. As Educators we are always providing learning to others – it is what we do, our job, our duty, our responsibility but most of all our privilege to shape the minds of the young people we teach. However, learning does not just stop […]
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A fixed mindset is when you believe that intelligence is something that you have or don’t have. A growth mindset is when you have a strong belief that your intelligence can be developed. Embrace teacher professional development with a Growth Mindset with Teach2030
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By Fanny Nombulelo Agnes Malikebu Introduction The most frequent methods used by the teacher in Geography are exposition, worksheets, note-giving, individual exercises and extended reading. Use of a range of strategies encourage lots of different responses from lots of different learners. The ‘No Hands Up’ approach for instance, can make classrooms more engaging and is
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To be a teacher is to take on a very privileged, rewarding and challenging career. Working in the classroom on a daily basis with young people as our regular audience can lead us to question whether we are doing things right. We wonder could we have delivered a certain task in a better style? Could
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A Teacher Portfolio is such an important aspect of TPD and Growth Mindset. It is your own record of evidence of all that you have achieved in your career and as such is something you can be very proud of. As we continue on our career pathways it is vital that we own our progression
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According to Cambridge International, Teacher Professional Development (TPD) “involves a continuous process of reflection, learning and action to further a teacher’s knowledge and skills, leading to enhanced teaching practices that positively impact on students’ learning. How does that definition sit with you? Do you believe that you have all the knowledge to be an effective
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The month of December: a time for reflection and celebration. This is the time of year that unites us as community. From Diwali to Hanukkah to Christmas, light takes priority, no matter your faith, religion or beliefs – and that light represents joy and hope. This year began with a significant amount of hope at
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Creating a classroom environment that encourages independent learning and inclusivity is crucial for educators today. One great teaching technique that can help achieve both of these goals is cold calling. Cold calling, often associated with its use in business and sales, it has been modified to education to enhance active engagement and involvement among students.
“Change is the only constant thing in the world”- Heraclitus. Our world is changing and most especially our thoughts and learning styles. As an educationist, I have gone through many years of experiences teaching students in the national and international curriculum and asking myself, how best can I prepare my learners for this every changing
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For many schools, September has marked the beginning of a new academic year. Despite this busy time, teachers worldwide have been investing in their professional development by taking Teach2030 courses. FRESH THINKING FOR YOUR CLASSROOM This course encourages teachers to reflect on their own teaching, possibly even by recording themselves and watching themselves back. This
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