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Morning 2 of H.E.T. #TeacherCPD residential: mosaic of victims. Our group collected and presented information on the euthanasia programme and its background:

ECT Professional Development - Retrieval Practice ▪️ Umbrella Principles ▪️ Planning Questions ▪️ Practical Strategies ▪️ Pitfalls

Here’s a short blog about how my planning process has shifted, now that I use a visualiser so often in my lessons. It might be interesting to someone! ⁦Team English⁩ #EduBlogShare mrbteachesenglish.wordpress.com/2024/02/15/pow…

A friend messaged me the other day about being really unsure how to support students with their reading in her subject (mainly Science!). I pinged over this resouce and apparently there is much more of a 'buzz' and 'routine' around reading already🙏 Small steps 👣🤞

Jan Karski Memorial at Georgetown University, where Karski taught for decades.

A scheme of work showcasing why reading is important, how reading has saved lives, how history has inspired fiction and an opportunity for pupils to write their own historical fiction. Inspiring reading for pleasure in light of World Book Day. dropbox.com/scl/fo/ogj9nyx…

In 1807, the ship Anne Marie was captured by the British Navy while sailing from the Faroe Islands to Denmark. Five packages and two hundred letters were confiscated from the ship and survived, still sealed, in the Prize Papers. What’s inside? Read below to find out. /1

Had a super fun time creating KS3 resources recently, especially for the Magna Carta. Cause to clause matching and a little play to get students more engaged in learning about limitations 👑 plus worked some local history into an IR Y8 lesson! #historyteacher #historyresources

A pal just sent me this comparison of a famous 1760s portrait of George III that I've seen in a zillion textbooks and the shape of England and I've been missing the point the entire time.

Meet our assistant editor! Raine is a Lancaster University History graduate with a Masters in holocaust & genocide studies. They are a secondary humanities teacher & have a dog called Jaffa. You can find them doing crochet & cryptic crosswords. #writerslift #writingcommunity

Disciplinary literacy - The way that a historian reads, writes and thinks is different to how a mathematician operates. Each subject context has different needs and requirements. It's useful to point this out and have students (and even teachers!) reflect on this.

What a pleasure it's been to edit for Underbelly Press over the past month! Going from being unsure if we'd get any submissions to ending each day with new pieces to read was a truly exciting experience. Thank you to everyone I've emailed and edited for over this period. ❤️

5 days... Time has FLOWN! Forever grateful to Raine Dalton and ellen 🍊 for making this project such a success. I would not have been able to do it without them 🖤. Thankful to everyone who has supported Underbelly throughout this challenging but very rewarding period!

ISSUE 1 OUT NOW🥂 You can find our website here, where you can also access a digital flipbook and download a PDF copy under Issue 1: underbellypress.wixsite.com/home A massive thank you to everyone who has supported us during this time. We really hope you enjoy reading our first issue!🖤

So delighted that Underbelly's very first issue has finally been released to the world! 💛

Being on the team for Underbelly Press - ISSUE 4 OUT NOW has made me realise that I kinda love admin work - who knew! Now to figure out how to apply this level of organisation to my actual career...

Hello readers! We at Underbelly Press want to thank you for the incredible support for the release of our inaugural issue. We couldn't have asked for a better response! Of course, this is only the beginning for Underbelly. Read on for some post-release notes... 🧵 (1/5)