mental health

Behaviour 

8 Tactics of Mischievous Pupils

March 2, 2019February 8, 2019 johndabell 0 Comments Behaviour, challenge, disruption, Jennifer Gonzalez, mental health, Tom Bennett

Schools are full of mischief. Sometimes that can be a good thing. A maverick teacher with a twinkle of mischief

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In The News 

Newsround

December 14, 2018December 12, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments Bath Spa University, boas, books, Claire Jones, discrimination, Education Endowment Foundation, Larry Hedges, LKMco, mental health, parenting, prejudice, research, room allocation, Silmu Parenting, TES, The Sutton Trust, university, University of Helsinki, women in science

What’s been in the education news just lately?

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Mental Health and Wellbeing 

The Madness Of Wellbeing

December 6, 2018November 25, 2018 johndabell 1 Comment mental health

Are we in danger of cultivating the false assumption that we can easily separate the mentally ‘unhealthy’ from the mentally

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In The News 

Newsround

November 23, 2018November 23, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments Anne Longfield, Assessment, human rights, maths, mental health, MORI, NFER, Nuffield Health, personality, poverty shaming, reading attainment, Rising Stars, safegurading, SEND, social mobility, technology, United Nations, Universal Children's Day, Veracity Index

What has been happening in the news just lately?

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In The News 

Newsround

November 16, 2018November 15, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments ADHD, Centre for Education Statistics and Evaluation, coaching, drugs, Gabriel Heller-Sahlgren, isolation rooms, LGBT, mental health, mentoring, multiplication tables, Professor Rachel Lofthouse, reading, social media, The Royal College of Paediatricians and Child Health

What’s been in the news just lately?

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October 12, 2018October 8, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments Buglife, Education Policy Institute, Families Online, mental health, Nadhim Zahawi, NAHT, Numeracy, Open University Business School (OUBS)’s dedicated research centre, True Potential Centre for the Public Understanding of Finance

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Well Being 

Dealing With Toileting Incidents

October 1, 2018September 7, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments choice, communication and relationships, dignity, emotional wellbeing, hygiene, mental health, privacy, self-esteem, toileting, wellbeing

What do you do when an older child wets themselves?

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In The News 

Newsround

June 22, 2018June 25, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments Behaviour, Diane Boyd, Dr Sam Sims, hygiene, Liverpool John Moore's University, LKMco, lost generation, maths, Matt Hancock, mental health, Minds Ahead, mobile phones, Nick Gibb, Nuffield Foundation, Professor Rebecca Allen, refugee, textbook

What’s been newsworthy recently?

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Newsround

May 18, 2018May 18, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments Centre for Longitudinal Studies (CLS), Council of British International Schools (COBIS), GCSE, Goldsmith's, LSE, mental health, National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS), news, NSPCC, plastic, poverty, selfies, wellbeing

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Mental Health and Wellbeing Mindfulness 

Be A Teacher With A Smiling Mind

May 13, 2018August 13, 2018 johndabell 1 Comment coping, health, James Tutton, Jane Martino, mental health, mindfulness, Smiling Mind, welfare, wellbeing, wellness, yoga

We have seen an explosion of interest in mindfulness over the last decade and it has been used as an

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