Lynsey C @ChapsBio

Organisational development and learning consultant looking to connect with other OD professionals. Passion for coaching! All views my own Eastbourne, England Joined September 2014

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Lynsey C @ChapsBio

3 years ago

1 more week until I am an ex- teacher

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Okay, cat's out of the bag. New project I've been distracted by is to make self-marking google forms for A level. I've done all of the year 12 topics for AQA, year 13 to follow. I reckon this is worth a retweet. sciencedoctor.school.blog/google-forms/

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Lynsey C @ChapsBio

4 years ago

Love that my son’s school does a ‘Dress in your PJs day’ for World Book Day. So much less pressure on families ❤️❤️❤️

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Lynsey C @ChapsBio

4 years ago

Hi @maternity_money. I have been trying to use your really useful calculator for a few days now but when I try to log in it says there is a problem. If I try to start a new calculation it doesn’t work. Any ideas?

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Lynsey C @ChapsBio

5 years ago

What do your ks3 reports actually tell parents? Do you report a progress “level”? Do you still use comments? If so, what are these based on? Shares appreciated! #cogscisci #ks3 #edutwitter

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Geoff Barton @RealGeoffBarton

5 years ago

With all this talk of summer schools, extended school days and repeated years, it's perhaps worth reminding ourselves of the evidence of impact from @EducEndowFoundn: buff.ly/2N9aDTo

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Rich @RGILL_Teach

5 years ago

Me and the HOD discussing best way to teach charge to KS3. How do other people teach it? If it's a property - how do you get around the fact that "charge does work" etc, as a property like "shiny" doesn't make sense if "shiny does work" #ChatPhysics

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John Dickens @JohndickensSW

5 years ago

Wow. Department of Health said - on the record - the Guardian story about the regulator not approving mass tests in schools was ‘not true’. The regulator has just sent a statement saying it is true 😬

Schools Week @SchoolsWeek

5 years ago

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Lynsey C @ChapsBio

5 years ago

School cloud fail 👎

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Rich @RGILL_Teach

5 years ago

For those doing Live lessons - do you record the lesson? Or have a non live section for students who don't attend? What do you do about non-attendance? Secondary school please

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Daniel Muijs @ProfDanielMuijs

5 years ago

I've compiled some tips from our research and interim visits on what works well in remote education. Bottom line: keep it simple. gov.uk/government/pub…

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Becky Allen @profbeckyallen

5 years ago

If schools have large numbers of kids in every day, transmission rates won’t fall so all the other children will be at home until May, which will be catastrophic for non-key worker families.

Laura McInerney @miss_mcinerney

5 years ago

If schools have large numbers of kids in every day, transmission rates won’t fall so all the other children will be at home until May, which will be catastrophic for non-key worker families.

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Oak National Academy @OakNational

5 years ago

Any moves to remote education must be matched by support to make sure every child has access to internet data. 📱 📶 One million children can only access the internet on mobile data. It's time for mobile networks to make educational sites data-free, to end the #DigitalDivide

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Prof Ian Donald @professoriandonald.bsky.social @iandonald_psych

5 years ago

In his address to the country @BorisJohnson has just said while children at school are unlikely to get ill they act as a vector for transmission within the community. We have been shouting this at Johnson for months. He says it as if it is a new discovery. Too late. #Covid19UK

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Angela Bennett 🦀🕊🇪🇺🎻🐓🐈‍⬛🌱 @anjibennett

5 years ago

@lisakeb007 The fact that I wore a cloth face covering when I entered any indoor public space like a shop, made it much less likely that I would transmit the virus to others. The cloth face masks are to look after other people. The PPE is to protect me from my patients.

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Quite Interesting @qikipedia

5 years ago

The word ‘Tory’, commonly used to refer to a member of the UK Conservative Party, comes from the Irish Gaelic word ‘tóraidhe’ meaning outlaw or robber.

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Lynsey C @ChapsBio

5 years ago

This 👇 received some awful inset on so-called differentiation last week - from our LA no less! One suggestion was to let kids choose their learning objs and they had a list of about 15?! So out of touch with no consideration for workload. More advice like below is needed!