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‘Teacher time is precious, so leaders have to ensure it is used wisely’
Senior and middle leaders must make sure their staff’s time is used as effectively as possible, says one head of geography
22 October 2017
Lay the groundwork
Preparing what to teach can take up a considerable amount of your time. Mark Enser outlines a few simple steps that will improve your planning and take the pressure off your first term
13 October 2017
‘Teaching is like an ultramarathon race: prepare well or you are in for a world of hurt’
Teachers and middle leaders in particular need to look at the school year as the toughest of running races, says this head of geography
6 September 2017
Marginal gains: Small changes that make a big difference to your teaching
Teachers can learn a lot from the world of competitive sports when it comes to making small changes to improve their practice, says this head of department
3 September 2017
‘To fix the workload problem, we have to stop being our own worst enemy’
There is no simple solution to the workload problem, but change can start with teachers themselves, suggests one middle leader
22 June 2017
‘How I minimised marking and reclaimed my weekend’
Marking ruins many a teacher’s weekend, but Mark Enser believes he has found a way to avoid the written feedback trap
11 June 2017
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