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Secondary Geography and RS Teacher in Yorkshire πŸ«–

Yorkshire and The Humber, Engl
Joined July 2020
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Wave cut notch in action!
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Student A: Who’s Hercules? Student B: One of Jesus’ disciples Me: 🫠
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First year of my career none of my year 11s got a 9 … they worked so hard πŸ˜©πŸ™ƒ
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No way is @Ofstednews doing inspections on the last week of term in a primary school … wait no it is. Where is the teacher wellbeing???
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Despite the date today I haven’t heard β€œ6-7” once… for that I am so grateful πŸ™ŒπŸΌ
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DME activity where students build a civilisation (like Sims) then have to respond in real time to hazards! Great for end of term! tes.com/teaching-resource/bu…
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Made x3 Escape Room lessons for end of the summer term! Up on my TES 🌍
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Predictions for paper 1 were pretty accurate if anyone wants to share with their classes! tes.com/teaching-resource/20…
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One of my year 11s wrote in an ESQ today that β€œdiseases like athletes foot spread in slums” I have NO words πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈ
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Miss Gee 🌏 retweeted
Here are my predictions the Geography exam.. obviously not affiliated with AQA at all and just my own guesses but I was pretty close last year! tes.com/teaching-resource/-1…
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Here are my predictions the Geography exam.. obviously not affiliated with AQA at all and just my own guesses but I was pretty close last year! tes.com/teaching-resource/-1…
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"Miss what do you mean we are part of NATO? I thought we were part of Europe" ... says the y11 student... πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈπŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈπŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈ
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We did an 'opt in' secret santa in my form group. This morning we exchanged gifts and the JOY shared amongst everyone was so so lovely! πŸŽ„β€οΈ
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Fave lesson of the year! Earthquake proof building pop up! πŸ’πŸ‘·β€β™‚οΈ
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Christmas Atlas lesson, debunking myths about Africa from the hit Do They Know It's Christmas? 🌍 great alternative lesson to a quiz or film this time of year! FREE download πŸ€ΆπŸŽ„ tes.com/teaching-resource/-1…
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The lovely library full of bean bags and comfy places to hide with a good book in my home town got shut down when I was a teen. A new one opened, clinically clean and full of computers, never saw anyone in there. I only went a couple of times, but didnt want to read at a desk.
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Since having a little desk top diffuser in my room my skin isn't dry at the end of the day and my excema isn't half as bad... plus my room doesn't smell of teenagers πŸ˜‚ top tier investment
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Someone once told me "you can teach a student a lot about a little, or a little about a lot" there's so many ways to read this. But should we cover more content in less detail, or less content in more detail?
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Geography revision process for year 11 - worked a treat with mine last year so sharing for FREE. tes.com/teaching-resource/-1…
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Fantastic example of a modern day peacemaker even better that he was besties with the Dalai Lama #AQARS
On this day in 1986, Desmond Tutu Awarded Nobel Peace Prize. South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu received the Nobel Peace Prize for his nonviolent struggle against apartheid. This global recognition boosted the international anti-apartheid movement and highlighted South Africa’s racial injustices.
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Miss Gee 🌏 retweeted
The real issue isn’t that we don’t have enough teachers - it’s that too many qualified teachers have been driven out of the classroom. To make teaching a job that is compatible with family life again, we must: - Tackle unsustainable workload: driven by large class sizes, high levels of pupil need, inadequate resources, and too few support staff. FUND EDUCATION - End the regime of fear: scrap Ofsted’s punitive inspection system that inflates workloads. Halt the Nandos score card. - Build in flexibility: guarantee at least 20% PPA time (with the option to take it from home), and allow staggered starts. - Recognise teaching as a gendered profession: every school should have robust policies covering maternity, menopause, and conditions such as endometriosis. - Raise pay: salaries must be competitive with other graduate professions.
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