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Bit of a tougher question today – looking at Theory and Methods. The first question on primary research methods… I combined the ‘choice of topic and methods’ with the trend
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The end of the first week and 15 out of 125 questions answered. I’ve had some really nice feedback from people doing the challenge, so I hope others are finding it useful. Ordinarily there
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So today’s responses are up a little later than usual, but still completed. Looking at ethnic differences in education is quite a tough area of the specification because many students fall into
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Day 3’s questions looked at Gender and Education – focusing on both in-school and home factors, as well as gender identity. The questions are below: I sent out a few images to help
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Today marks the first day of the challenge and I set three questions this morning for students to answer (as above). The first question asked students to outline 2 ways in which schools promote
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For people who have been following me for a few years you may remember that back in 2019 I did the #40DayChallenge in the run up to the exams. For those who are new to my website, this involved me
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‘Dear Society, We need to talk. Things have just been getting a bit crazy of late. It’s not you, it’s not me, these things just happen. I used to feel so connected to you, I really
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I’ve mentioned in previous posts that I am a fan of staged repetition and spaced practice. For those of you who aren’t aware of these concepts, staged repletion is based upon the idea
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Teaching is unlike any other profession. Never is this more evident then when returning from the summer holidays. In most workplaces, everything continues as normal while you’re sunning