Learning at Work Week 2018 – Learning by Studying Posted on 19 May 2018 by Becky - Kent-Teach in General Learning at work is important to keep bettering yourself and improve your performance in your role. So, what better time to start learning in the workplace than on Learning at Work Week! Read More...
Age is Not a Barrier Posted on 18 May 2018 by Scott - Assistant Head/Safeguarding and Wellbeing Lead in General Read Scott's story for Learning at Work Week 2018. He describes how he learns and how most of his learning has been completed as an adult. Age is not a barrier, there are always more opportunities to learn. Read More...
Life Long Learning = A Lifetime of Opportunities Posted on 17 May 2018 by Ann-Marie Piper - Early Years Teacher and Writer in General It might surprise you hearing an educator tell you that they hated most of their schooling life and the whole learning process. It wasn’t until I was around the age of 14... Read More...
Are You Learning? - Learning at Work Week 2018 Posted on 16 May 2018 by Graham Chisnell - Headteacher in Career As teachers, school leaders, educators, parents, mentors, coaches, designated safeguarding leads, lecturers, musicians, poets, authors, orators, artists, friends (I could go on); learning is our business and we need to practise what we preach... Read More...
Learning During Your NQT Year - Learning at Work Week 2018 Posted on 15 May 2018 by Tamsin Adams - NQT in Career Despite children’s perception that ‘teachers know everything’, it is vitally important that teachers are themselves, continuing with their own education. During the NQT year... Read More...
Learning at Work Week 2018 - Networked for Learning Posted on 14 May 2018 by Darren - Kent-Teach in General This week, 14th May to 20th May 2018 is Learning at Work Week, the biggest festival of workplace learning and we are getting involved in the celebrations! See how you can get involved too... Read More...
National Limerick Day Posted on 12 May 2018 by Becky Duncan - Kent-Teach in General Happy National Limerick Day! To mark the special occasion we have created our very own Kent-Teach limerick, check it out! Read More...
Tell Me More About: J. M. Barrie Posted on 9 May 2018 by Darren - Kent-Teach in General Sir James Matthew Barrie, 1st Baronet; or J.M. Barrie as he is commonly referred to as, was a novelist and a playwright, born in Scotland on 9th May 1860 and later moved to London in 1885, where his career as a writer flourished... Read More...
How to Create a Revision Timetable to Maximise Learning Posted on 2 May 2018 by Dr Flávia Belham, Chief Scientist at Seneca Learning, and Mr Nimish Lad, Assistant Principal at Wrenn Academy in General With the exam season almost here, it is essential to make the most of one’s revision time. Researchers and teachers have been investigating the most effective revision techniques Read More...
May: Local and Community History Month – Kent’s Local History Posted on 28 April 2018 by Darren - Kent-Teach in General Did you know that Kent has been occupied since the Palaeolithic times, or that Kent was likely the Romans’ main entry point during the British invasion? Read More...