How do you ensure your teacher input is as effective as possible in a lesson? My latest PD video goes live tomorrow at 8am UK time! buff.ly/336zRHL

A fun way to end the first half-term in Year 1- story boxes! There lots of different settings all enclosed in a box- great fun was had by all! Cheshire Live The Literacy Company National Literacy Trust Literacy Counts LiteracyWAGOLL.com Chester Little Theatre Hello Hoole HooleBankDayNursery Chester Standard

#Year5 has been immersing themselves in non-fiction explanation texts. They've been interrogating language & structural features which make these texts unique. Also finding explanation texts in real life, annotating & innovating our LiteracyWAGOLL.com & rehearsing our text map

Save time and be more effective with flexible feedback! buff.ly/3aWogxl

2020 was a busy year for WAGOLL Teaching. Here are your favourite vlogs of last year! buff.ly/3bMbEef

How do ensure your lesson plans have purpose and direction? Here are a few simple questions you can ask yourself to get them just right. buff.ly/2Nynrmu

It is that time of year when teachers are considering a change of scene. Here are some great interview tips for teachers. Thomas Blakemore this may go perfectly with your new guide. buff.ly/2N4dPQJ

Deepening understanding can be easier than you first thought... buff.ly/3jXPuIf

Bligh (1998) identified that students are most likely to remember the content at the very beginning and at the very end of a lesson. End of lesson activities can be a great way of cementing specific knowledge in students' minds. Here are five top tips. buff.ly/36bURgz

Creative thinking should, therefore, not be seen as a huge event or a timetabled lesson. The aim should be to weave key aspects of creativity into everyday happenings at school. But, what are the key aspects of creativity and how can you get weaving? buff.ly/35m7Rje

Teacher input can allow teachers to fall into the trap of talking for too long and not engaging the students. But it is very important! So what does make great teacher input and how can you plan to ensure it has an impact every single time? buff.ly/2QNmt7B

Being a teacher in Dubai means experiencing the holy month of Ramadan once a year. Many people ask what it is like living in a Muslim country over this period of time. Find out in this Teaching Vlog! buff.ly/3u3zVmi

Great questioning is not always about what question you have asked but sometimes how you asked the question. Phrasing, tone, word choice and other factors can all play a part in helping children develop their understanding. buff.ly/2PcY5fa

'Many studies have found that as many as ninety percent of teachers’ questions focus on low-level 'present' and 'past' style question from the matrix above. We may be unaware of our over-reliance on low-level questioning.' buff.ly/2PcY5fa

You all know the Toy Story- crossing the road scene right? Well I'm in need of some similar examples but in literature form. Hit me with your tense, action scenes! (child friendly of course!) Litdrive UK LiteracyWAGOLL.com LoveReading4Kids

After being nominated late last year, I am very excited and privileged to share that I have won The Improving Leadership. Thank you so much to Nexus-Education and well done to all nominees #NexusAwards2021 #edutwitter

Last week I enjoyed making a small contribution to The EdTech Show which was live on YouTube recently. Thanks Olly Lewis for the opportunity. buff.ly/3udcw2P

Need some ready-made scaffolds to help children think deeply about their learning? Try our Think Like a Ninja resource pack! buff.ly/3CWx7Nx

Looking for an exciting way to improve your reading and writing skills? Check out Literacy WAGOLL's Adventure Stories! 📚🌍 From thrilling tales to action-packed sequences, each story is designed to help you become a better reader and writer: buff.ly/3SqIcOB

Escape reality and enter a world of magic with Literacy WAGOLL's Fantasy Stories! 🧚‍♂️📚 Improve student literacy skills while exploring enchanted forests, secret kingdoms, and more. Start your adventure now: buff.ly/3KoYc1z