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The right school and mentor can make or break you as a student teacher in a dark jungle of unruly pupils, pedagogy and paperwork

three linked sites aimed at teacher trainees and those new to teaching.

three linked sites aimed at teacher trainees and those new to teaching.

This is written for HE tutors, but lots of this is relevant to teachers in FE too

some interesting ideas and links relating to marking, grading and giving feedback on assignments.

some interesting ideas and links relating to marking, grading and giving feedback on assignments.

The 2014 Professional Standards are now published. There are 20 criteria under three sections

A wiki activity to introduce insight into Wikipedia http://t.co/SOSHwBYt via @seburnt Great post on using wikis! #edtech

A wiki activity to introduce insight into Wikipedia http://t.co/SOSHwBYt via @seburnt Great post on using wikis! #edtech

and yet another report debunking the learning styles myth.

and yet another report debunking the learning styles myth.

there are a lot of links here that i need to follow up, and consider how some of these themes can be shared with teh HE tutors.

there are a lot of links here that i need to follow up, and consider how some of these themes can be shared with teh HE tutors.

Theories and Models of Learning for Educational Research and Practice. This knowledge base features learning theories and models that address how people learn. We have tried to summarize and discuss these theories in an easy-to-read, easy-to-understand format. This site is a resource useful for scholars of various fields, including educational psychology, instructional design, and human-computer interaction.

This blog has lots of posts on different learning theories with a short critique. This links directly to the post on Kolb.

some great suggestions for how word clouds can be used in the classroom

some great suggestions for how word clouds can be used in the classroom