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5 posts published by classteaching during September 2025| Class Teaching
Blog of the week: Everyone’s favourite topic – homework! In this blog Dr Jo Castelino explores how we can ensure that our homework remains purposeful and avoids just becoming busy work. Durrington Resources: A further reminder that you can sign … Continue reading →| Class Teaching
Blog of the week: Three for the price of one with our blog of the week this week! Marc Rowland and Jon Eaton at Devon Research School have teamed up to write a 3 part blog series around supporting disadvantaged … Continue reading →| Class Teaching
Fresh Starts One of the things I love about teaching is having a fresh start every year. It is an opportunity to start again and bring to fruition all those things that we wanted to tweak the prev…| Class Teaching
Blog of the week: The Trouble with Progress Reports – Becky Allen Professor Becky Allen discuss the understandable reasons why many schools choose to report progress, but also explores the pitfalls and flaws of doing so. Durrington Resources: No blogs … Continue reading →| Class Teaching
Blog of the week: What makes spaced practice so powerful? – Carl Hendrick – Carl discusses the findings of new research into “why” spacing works and what might be going on in our brains during th…| Class Teaching
Blog of the Week Ben Rogers – Reading for Learning Sometimes the short punchy blogs are the best. Though this is physics specific, it is a great example of disciplinary literacy in practical terms. Class Teaching Chris Runeckles – Teaching … Continue reading →| Class Teaching
As we head towards the end of our first year implementing our Teaching: Principles in Practice, it seems like the perfect time to celebrate the endeavours of our brilliant teachers who have been working hard to incorporate these routines into … Continue reading →| Class Teaching
Blog of the Week Bron Ryrie Jones – Three for the price of one! A series of blogs exploring the importance of participation, challenges to ensuring it and strategies to improve student part…| Class Teaching
Blog of the Week Carl Hendrick – Defending the Science of Learning A reference piece that I suspect will be around for years which is littered with quotable one-liners. One of favourites is: “autonomy is not the same as idiosyncrasy”. … Continue reading →| Class Teaching
This blog aims to outline how we as teachers can ensure reading in our lessons supports students to access our curriculum. We will unpick how we can develop students through reading to support comp…| Class Teaching
I spend a lot of time visiting lessons across the school, across all departments. I have noticed recently that a decent amount of lesson time is sometimes being given up to students feeding back t…| Class Teaching