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'Strong' silence is a sound strategy in class
Periods of calm can be extremely beneficial, but you must get pupils onside, argues Helen E Lees
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Four famous theories of learning: a beginner's guide
As England encourages the brightest young teachers to go straight into schools and train on the job, Mike Gershon offers a crash course in four of the most famous theories of learning, with practical tips for all
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Getting the best out of classroom discussions
Discussion is a powerful tool, but using it in class can be a minefield. Mike Gershon shares tips on making it work
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How to encourage structured speaking and listening
Mike Gershon shares his tips for enhancing students’ thinking skills by working on speaking and listening
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Differentiation: Making the most of mixed ability
‘Differentiation’ is often misunderstood, but used effectively it can be a cooperative strategy that raises everyone’s level
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Using observation to sharpen your behaviour management
It's too easy to get stuck in a rut when it comes to your behaviour management techniques - but observing other teachers can help shake it up
How to set class rules
Tom Bennett reveals his classroom rules and offers advice on how to make sure the rules are enforced
Reaping the rewards of a positive approach
When it comes to encouraging positive behaviour among your pupils, remember that the carrot will always be mightier than the stick
Getting your class to behave
Strategies to get your pupils to behave straight from the start
Behaviour: Dealing with aggression from pupils
It can come as a shock to NQTs when a pupil responds to discipline with aggression and threats of violence. Many feel they lack the skills to deal with the situation
It's a form of passion: student infatuations
A pupil with a crush can spell trouble. Here is some advice on what to do when Stupid Cupid comes to class
Tips on handling parents' evenings
Parents evenings are one of the best opportunities you can have for building up relations with the home. Experienced teacher Tom Bennett explains how to make the most of them
Dealing with the classroom divas
TES behaviour expert Tom Bennett looks at how to deal with those students who want to be the centre of attention
How to make your lessons outstanding
Award-winning teacher Kelly Wood gives her personal guide to creating captivating lessons
The weirdest behaviour questions ever...
TES behaviour expert Tom Bennett reveals the strangest behaviour queries he's been asked over the last year

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