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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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Managing the last week of term
Behaviour guru Tom Bennett offers advice on how to deal with the run-up to Christmas when all pupils want to do is watch videos and play games
Mark Me: using comments to drive behaviour
Behaviour guru Tom Bennett explains how marking can be used to foster good relationships with your pupils
Behaviour advice: Sending pupils out of class
Behaviour expert Tom Bennett gives you the pros and cons of sending pupils out of your classroom as a form of punishment
Tips to help you deal with sarcasm in the classroom
TES behaviour guru Tom Bennett offers three top tips to help you deal with sarcastic pupils
Educating Essex - what did we learn about teaching?
Our behaviour guru Tom Bennett explains why Vic, Mr Drew and Stan are an honourable representation of teachers in the UK
Setting up your classroom for September: live chat 22 August 2011
The rest of your questions answered
A realistic guide to lesson planning
Phil Beadle explains why you don't have to do the full five star plan for every single lesson
Working with other adults in your classroom
Phil Beadle explains the roles of other adults that will work with you in your classroom from time to time
How to deal with chewing gum
Phil Beadle explains why there are few things that bring out a teacher’s inner fascist quicker than the wanton cud-chewer
The importance of a good seating plan
Award winning teacher Phil Beadle explains why the seating plan is the single most important piece of behavioural modification equipment you have in your toolbox

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