Jordan Mockett @mockettteach

Joined February 2025

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Tom Bennett OBE @tombennett71

2 months ago

I see a lot of schools, and in many of them behaviour is below what it could and should be. Very often I see some of the most common strategic mistakes in these schools: 1. Vague expectations of behaviour 2. No staff training in implementing the school behaviour policy 3. A…

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SLT Newbie @NewbieSlt

a month ago

Hi all, I've just heard from our Literacy Coordinator, Mrs Johnson, that the SEND Literacy Club had a terrible time at the Reading Festival last week. Apparently, it was just noisy music and not a book in sight. She has written a strongly worded letter of complaint. Thanks x

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SLT Newbie @NewbieSlt

a month ago

Hi PE Department, Thank you so much for the book. I do hope this is not what you are using as a Scheme of Work this term. Please submit your proper schemes in the correct format by 5pm tomorrow. Thanks x

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Keith Siau @drkeithsiau

3 months ago

A good doctor is the one who prescribes the least medicines 🩺💊

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Brendan O'Sullivan 🇮🇪🇪🇺 @ImtaBrendan

5 months ago

Research shows that listening to music while revising is not as beneficial as doing it in silence. Students who revised in quiet environments performed over 60% better in an exam than their peers who revised listening to music that had lyrics. Read more innerdrive.co.uk/blog/music-whi…

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Tom Sherrington @teacherhead

6 months ago

Teaching some vs teaching all. This is where the action for improvement lies. teacherhead.com/2023/05/07/tea… via @teacherhead > I’d say most issues in teaching come down to this challenge.

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Claudia Lewis @MBDscience

6 months ago

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Peps @PepsMccrea

7 months ago

By definition, disadvantaged learners encounter greater challenges within educational systems, which magnifies the effects of both good—and bad—practice... they are more *sensitive* to instructional quality.