How To Be A Teacher
Jack Watson, SEMH Education, Michael MacfaddenEvery teacher deserves to learn from the best, so I’m sharing with you the 70+ years’ experience of my expert colleagues in bitesized posts.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 91 |
| Subscribers | Read | jackwatson1807.substack.com |
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A rotten end to a rotten week
Welcome to How to be a Teacher. Every week, I share the expertise of my colleagues and reveal what I’ve learned recently from their 70+ years of experience.
Struggling with EAL students? Get these cards. Now.
Welcome to How to be a Teacher. Every week, I share the expertise of my colleagues and reveal what I’ve learned recently from their 70+ years of experience.
I almost cried in front of parents
Welcome to How to be a Teacher. I believe every educator should have instant access to inspiration and experience. That’s why I share what I learn from my closest colleagues, whose 70+ years of experience I benefit from every day.
How to Drive Your Students to Achieving Something Great
Welcome to How to be a Teacher. I’m Jack, and today I have a story that inspires me to speak to my students the right way. I want them to achieve their dreams and this is how you do it. Read on below to find out what you can do to help your...
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Drummer, reader, born-again knitter, perpetual bird-spotter, occasional lifter, moonlight copywriter and, most of all, teacher of little minds.
Writings about the current picture of Education in England, with a particular focus on young people with Social Emotional & Mental Health needs. Occasional pieces about the Youth Justice Service.
I write about creativity and innovation in teaching and learning.
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