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Verbs and tenses

Help your students get to grips with verbs and tenses with this useful collection of French, German and Spanish resources, including worksheets and games.

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Parenting a teen with Tourette Syndrome

Parenting a teen with Tourette Syndrome

Published: 21/07/2022

A mother shares her story of her teenage son's diagnosis and the challenges of parenting a teenager with Tourette (also known as Tourette's) Syndrome.

Find resources to support schools and students with Tourettes Syndrome here. 

By: Victoria Humphries
Enriching students' cultural capital

Enriching students' cultural capital

Published: 19/09/2019

Emma Granton and Simon Briggs, Lead English Experts for AQA, share their ideas about how to enrich students' cultural capital in preparation for teaching literature texts at GCSE.

By: Emma Granton and Simon Briggs
Handwriting in secondary school

Handwriting in secondary school

Published: 19/12/2019

Deborah Smith, a highly experienced paediatric occupational therapist, offers her advice on how to support students who have difficulties with their handwriting.

By: Deborah Smith
Mental health first aid for schools

Mental health first aid for schools

Published: 04/02/2020

Phil Bridges is a Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor and journalist. Here he discusses how you can recognise and help to address mental health issues in your students.

By: Phil Bridges
Introducing students to Shakespeare

Introducing students to Shakespeare

Published: 04/11/2013

Francis Gilbert is Head of the MA in Creative Writing and Education and course leader for PGCE English at Goldsmiths. He shares his tips on how to introduce students to Shakespeare.

By: Francis Gilbert
Effective transitions: building a community in your classroom

Effective transitions: building a community in your classroom

Published: 05/07/2022

Educational research suggests that one of the keys to a successful transition from primary to secondary is to create a sense of belonging. Here are some ideas to help to warmly welcome new students and create communities of learners. 

By: Teachit's content team
Improving engagement with pre-1900 texts

Improving engagement with pre-1900 texts

Published: 05/12/2022

Pre-1900 literary texts can be challenging for KS3-4 English students. Here are some ideas and classroom resources to engage students and build important comprehension and GCSE exam skills. 

By: Victoria Walker
Disciplinary literacy: Seven tips for explicit vocabulary teaching

Disciplinary literacy: Seven tips for explicit vocabulary teaching

Published: 02/02/2022

Kathrine Mortimore, author of Disciplinary Literacy and Explicit Vocabulary Teaching and lead practitioner in English, shares her expert advice on how to embed explicit vocabulary teaching into a primary or secondary curriculum. 

By: Kathrine Mortimore
SATs special

SATs special

Published: 24/01/2022

The coronation of King Charles III has necessitated a change to the KS2 SATs schedule this year, as the planned first day of the tests is now a national bank holiday. Therefore, the government has announced that the tests will take place as follows:

  • Tuesday 9 May: English grammar, punctuation and spelling (GPS) papers 1 (questions) and 2 (spelling)
  • Wednesday 10 May: English reading paper
  • Thursday 11 May: mathematics papers 1 (arithmetic) and 2 (reasoning)
  • Friday 12 May: mathematics paper 3 (reasoning)

Sadly, any SATs celebrations planned for that Friday may have to be changed. Where most schools are likely to be able to move events to the afternoon, the government has acknowledged that some schools may have trips or residentials planned. In these circumstances, schools can apply for TTVs (Timetable variations.) You can find more on this here.

By: Jo Barwell
Effective strategies for teaching migration

Effective strategies for teaching migration

Published: 30/08/2022

Increasing numbers of history departments are teaching migration at KS3 and KS4. Head of History Emily Folorunsho explains why her department chose to switch and the strategies they use to teach the topic.

By: Emily Folorunsho
Focus on pronunciation in MFL

Focus on pronunciation in MFL

Published: 31/10/2022

Introducing more pronunciation doesn’t need a radically new way of teaching modern foreign languages. Here are some tips and resources to help you increase your focus on pronunciation.

By: Lucy Palmer
Getting ready for the 2024 MFL GCSE specifications

Getting ready for the 2024 MFL GCSE specifications

Published: 06/02/2023

The draft French specifications for the new curriculum are now published, and here at Teachit we already have resources to support you in your teaching of the 2024 curriculum content.

By: Lucy Palmer
20 ideas for making it stick

20 ideas for making it stick

Published: 05/09/2020

Head of Science, ResearchEd presenter and founder member of CogSciSci, Adam Boxer, shares his ideas for helping students to build up the knowledge required in the GCSE curriculum.

By: Adam Boxer
Becoming a reflective teacher: the practicalities

Becoming a reflective teacher: the practicalities

Published: 05/08/2019

Lorna Smith, Senior Lecturer in Education at the University of Bristol, shares her advice for how to develop a more reflective approach during your training year.

By: Lorna Smith
How to observe lessons: advice for training teachers

How to observe lessons: advice for training teachers

Published: 05/08/2019

Lorna Smith, Senior Lecturer in Education at the University of Bristol, shares her ideas for making lesson observations meaningful.

By: Lorna Smith

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