Reading list creating for KS3 and KS4…. sooo many Geog staples for over the summer 😎 📖 pic.twitter.com/4WWismZmpR

— MissHeardGeog (@GeogHeard) June 26, 2019

First few titles for our Geography subject knowledge bookshelf have arrived. More to follow… @MissSayers1 @EnserMark @MrsHumanities @ULGeography pic.twitter.com/WcdVOx9Z91

— Simon Foster (@sdafoster) June 26, 2019

New post on The Literacy Globe. @charlotteexton talks about the importance of including stories in the geography classroom, drawing on @patnoxolo 's talk at the #ExploreGeography day. A fantastic read. https://t.co/YTqy1JRVB6

— Kevin Cobane (@KevC46) June 23, 2019

"Neuroliberalism: Cognition, context, and the geographical bounding of rationality" – our new paper may be of interest to some and is Open Access. In it we explore why context matters within human decision-making, but not in the ways you may expect https://t.co/xHMuDeqjjj

— Mark Whitehead (@Markiewhitehead) June 24, 2019

Has your history dept used the "Englands Immigrants" database in its SoWs yet? Take a look; it's fabulous https://t.co/yZOaqg22AV and for a superb model of a 5-lesson sequence built round a damn good EQ inspired by it, see Diana Laffin's 'Cunning Plan' in the latest @histassoc TH pic.twitter.com/j7ELIr5sZ0

— Christine Counsell (@Counsell_C) June 27, 2019

Free template: Nice end of term project for Grade 8: students choose one 20thC event after teacher lecture, research further, design a DVD cover for a fictional documentary #historyteacher https://t.co/Qe2tg0gZ1M pic.twitter.com/59gbWf02Kx

— Russel Tarr (@russeltarr) July 5, 2019

My current favourite resource! 🤓 Students unpick the text and categorize. Helps with understanding of the key text, bridging the vocabulary gap in terms of meta-language, and allowing student agency in the classroom! 💃🏽🇨🇵👩‍🏫 #mfltwitterati #mflchat pic.twitter.com/mOM2DnMFuB

— MissJonesMFL (@mfl_jones) July 3, 2019

I LOVE it when my kids take pride in their work!! #PGCE #MathsTeacher #EduTwitter #TraineeTeacher ✖️➕➖➗ pic.twitter.com/7CTGqciYTY

— Miss. Watson 🧮 (@MissMaths18) June 19, 2019

Great article on @john_hattie, #Visiblelearning, and the research.https://t.co/fhtFzMlKO4

— Visible Learning (@VisibleLearning) June 27, 2019

After reading one of @Doug_Lemov's field notes, I've started doing this on the first day of the class. Letting students know why I do what I do in the class. #teachlikeachampion #firstclass #smallteaching pic.twitter.com/ObW4GDegmF

— Umes Shrestha, M.Ed. (@umes_shrestha) January 8, 2019

⭐️ TEACHERS – we have HUGE NEWS! ⭐️

From September our Author Masterclasses are going to be completely FREE & open to the public. Every author. Every video. Every scheme of work.

It’s time to inspire more children, support more teachers & add creativity to the curriculum 👏🏻🎬📚 pic.twitter.com/WeA8dKYfSz

— Authorfy (@authorfy) June 30, 2019

I wrote something! Thank you @EdSupportUK ❤️ Excited to work with you again in the future 🤞🏼https://t.co/xiN1evbtLO

— Bonnie Harrington 📚 (@MsBHarrington) February 14, 2019

On My Mind has free #mentalhealth resources for young people created with young people. Includes sections on working with services, understanding referrals and #selfcare.https://t.co/TLEL6loxsX #mentalhealthmatters pic.twitter.com/KWWo4hEZQl

— Anna Freud NCCF (@AFNCCF) June 24, 2019

Have you ever thought how music can inspire you as a school leader? @bbcTeaching provides a great insight into the impact music can have on your wellbeing https://t.co/JKgzcf9208 #sltchat #newtosltchat #music #teacherwellbeing

— Innovate My School (@InnovateMySchl) July 5, 2019

🚨Preview alert🚨

The @MrsHumanities series coming soon.

We hope this brings a smile to your day. #bestjobintheworld @RogersHistory @87History @TeacherToolkit @HYWEL_ROBERTS @SueAtkins @beingbrilliant @teacherhead @Emma_Turner75 @LouiseStubbs01 pic.twitter.com/GEriFdKoaE

— Carpool4School (@carpool4school1) June 29, 2019