Social intelligence is all about understanding and responding to others' feelings, which helps build strong relationships. It can make children more empathetic, better communicators, and problem solvers.
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Improving EYFS Learning with Structured Learning
"Structured routines, strong relationships, and a fresh approach to pedagogy have transformed our Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) practice for better learning outcomes."
Giving Feedback in Schools (to Children and Adults)
How we give feedback is really important. Nobody likes being told off in front of other people, including children.
Positive Responses to Improve Your Classroom Management
Master classroom management by simply responding to children positively.
What Was Education Like in Ancient Egypt?
Ancient Egyptians were a mysterious civilization that laid the first stone in what we know as education today.
10 Ideas To Improve Children’s Creativity
Creativity is one of the 24 character strengths. Here are some ideas on how to enhance this in young children, both at home and at school.
What are the 24 Character Strengths?
In this blog post, I discuss positive psychology and Dr. Martin Seligman's 24 Character Strengths. Learn how to lead a happy and meaningful life and discover ways to assist children in developing the essential skills they'll need to reach their full potential.
Learning Through Play: EYFS Outdoor Provision
Two days ago at Hillingdon Primary School, I discovered the magic of learning outdoors. The idea was clear: no matter the weather, children should explore and learn through play. The outdoor spaces were purposeful, from a mud kitchen to a water play zone. Limited resources meant no clutter, letting educators create focused learning experiences. Quality interactions happened at the child's level, fostering communication and language.
A.S. Neill’s 140th Birthday: Legacy of an Education Pioneer
Today, we celebrate the 140th birthday of A.S. Neill, a remarkable educator who founded Summerhill School in 1921. Neill believed in letting children choose their own learning paths, creating a unique and democratic environment. At Summerhill, students and teachers worked together, and there were no mandatory classes, promoting intrinsic motivation. While Neill's ideas faced criticism, his legacy challenges us to create schools that prioritise individual needs and embrace the joy of learning. Happy 140th birthday to a teacher who continues to inspire change in education!
What Was Education Like in Ancient Greece?
Ancient Greek education was a complete preparation for active roles in the community. Their timeless ideas, foundational to education, connect us across centuries and continents.
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