Screen-Free Learning at School and Home Posted on 28 September 2018 by Kirsten at Kettler GB in EdTech As our world becomes increasingly digital, it can be difficult for teachers and parents to encourage students to disconnect and turn off their electronic devices. Research shows that encouraging students to spend time away from technology improves their relationships with classmates and.... Read More...
Forestry Friday - Wildlife Hotspots in Kent Posted on 24 September 2018 by Elliot Masters - Kent-Teach in General Did you know that on the last Friday of September people from all over the world get together to celebrate responsible forestry? Find out about some of our beautiful Kent forests! Read More...
8 Tasty and Traditional Kentish Foods Posted on 21 September 2018 by Becky - Kent-Teach in General The United Kingdom is home to some amazing cuisines which are celebrated during British Food Fortnight each year. Many well-loved British foods and drinks have origins in Kent, so we have compiled a list of the 8 best tasty and traditional Kentish Foods for you to savour. Read More...
Let's Be Bold About the "Non-Academic" Benefits of the Arts Posted on 17 September 2018 by Neve Spicer - WeTheParents.org in Resources Learning arts cultivates cognitive abilities, nurtures positive character traits, and fosters critical thinking. It expands awareness, increases empathy, and develops an array of social skills. And that's just the start! Read More...
Token Economies to Reward Positive Behaviour Posted on 14 September 2018 by Sam H Arnold, Deputy Head and Trainer working with Alternative Curriculum in KS3 & 4 in Resources Cognitive behaviour therapy states that you should ignore all bad behaviour and reward the good, but following this advice is not always advisable when teaching. To reward good behaviour, try using a token economy in your classroom, here's how... Read More...
Kent is Leading the Way for Affordable Housing for Teachers and Educators Posted on 10 September 2018 by Contributed by freelance writer Ali Allen in General Kent is quickly becoming the go to county for affordable housing within easy commuting distance to London; but you don’t have to travel to find fantastic career opportunities. Kent has a growing demand for educators so there are plenty of careers on your doorstep. So, perhaps 'The Garden of England' is the place for your new home and career! Read More...
5 Top Tips to Help you Settle in to Kent Posted on 7 September 2018 by Katerina - Kent-Teach in General You’ve secured a brand new teaching opportunity in Kent and you’ve found a place to live, but when you are living in a new area sometimes it hard to settle in. Here are our 5 top tips to help you get the most out of Kent. Read More...
8 Techniques to Encourage Positive Behaviour in the Classroom Posted on 4 September 2018 by Sam H Arnold, Deputy Head and Trainer working with Alternative Curriculum in KS3 & 4 in Resources A trainer working with alternative curriculum children in Key Stages 3 and 4, shares their tips on how to encourage positive behaviour in the classroom. Read More...
Heritage Open Days 2018 Posted on 29 August 2018 by Elliot Masters - Kent-Teach in General With 5,000 events, 40,000 volunteers and over 2,500 organisations taking part, Heritage Open Days is truly the largest festival in England to celebrate our history and culture. Read More...
BBQ Safety Tips Cheat Sheet Posted on 21 August 2018 by Kirsten at Kettler GB in General Schools out for the summer, and with the intermittent sunny spells, it’s essential to make the most of any warm weather and get the kids outside. For an activity the whole family will enjoy, why not try getting everyone together for some alfresco dining? Read More...