So in lockdown 1 I got really into fitness, but struggled to keep it up during my first term of teacher training. This placement I’m determined to get back into it and so far so good! I’ve never been a runner so not very speedy but I’ve managed to run 47k so far this month 🤩🏃‍♀️

taking my first live online lesson tomorrow 🤩🙌

2nd live online lesson done and no improvements to be made 💪🏼 starting a new placement online is SO strange but feeling so happy to be in the swing of things now 🤩

planning a map skills lesson for yr 8 coasts using digimap and loving it 😍 taking me back to uni when I discovered that digimap is the best thing ever!! So much I want to show them, not enough time 🤣😫

Does anybody know of any good documentary’s about remote tribes suitable for KS3!? 🙏🏼 wondering if anybody knows of any really good ones 🤞🏼 #edutwitter #geographyteacher

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This article changed my outlook on questioning students in live lessons! Before I was asking open questions to the room with little engagement, but by implementing the pre-call and the batched cold call, engagement increased with most students 😃🙋🏻‍♀️ shorturl.at/aryEI

taught my first a level lesson today on plate tectonics. I put a lot of pressure on myself to make it perfect so let my nerves get to me a bit, but still lots of positives 🙌 can’t wait to do another and improve even more 🤩

Creating a lesson about the threats to culture in the Amazon rainforest for year 8. Does anyone have any ideas for activities I could use? My brain is fried 🤯 thank you in advance 🙏🏼✨

Turning to Twitter for inspo as geography Twitter is just so supportive 🤩 wondering if anybody has some suggestions for different ways to teach case studies? Ideally I want to steer away from the usual case study sheet! My class need some variety in a case study heavy unit 🤞🏼

can’t believe I’m writing this but I have officially accepted my first teaching position at the most amazing school 🙌 Miss Norman teacher of geography here I come! ✨ #NQT #ECT #TeacherTwitter

excited to have another go at a year 12 lesson later this week. It’s on the role GIS can play in hazard management. Excited to show them my uni GIS work 🤩

completed my first week as an actual real deal paid teacher 🤩 absolutely loved my training year but having my own classroom and classes is the dream! Excited to get the next 5 weeks under my belt then enjoy a well deserved summer break 🙌☀️

Super excited to have my own A-level class next year, but also feeling slightly nervous! Any tips on teaching A-level compared to GCSE!?

Children who know more words read better AND think better. A wide vocabulary improves cognitive processing. Teach your pupils more tier 2 words 🧠☑

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My ECT focus for this half term has been on spaced practice with GCSE groups. What strategies do you use within your GCSE lessons to get students to recall and revisit previously taught content/topics?

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one of the most informative maps you'll see the ‘true size’ of countries when not distorted on a sphere