Exploring research & practice which promotes the social and emotional well-being of pupils, teachers and schools. Tune in to our podcast to find out more🧠 🌈🎙
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Joined August 2019
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“There is a special kind of magic that lives inside being in the driver‘s seat of your own learning.” I enjoyed co-writing the @edutopia article “Making Podcasts Part of Professional Learning” w @ElisaBostwick ➡️ edutopia.org/article/bringin…
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🌟 New blog post 1/
In another @epreachout collaboration here, @Eva_psych shares the main findings of her research exploring the educational experiences of students with introverted personality styles
Read here: edpsy.org.uk/blog/2022/they-…
#introvert #twitterEPs #edutwitter
ALT "They genuinely just don't understand why we're not as loud": exploring the educational experiences of students with introverted personality styles
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🌟 New blog post
Sarah considers how best we might bring research evidence to schools, to inform practice. She also discusses her efforts to do so through her podcast 'The Emotional Curriculum'.
Read here: edpsy.org.uk/blog/2022/bring…
#TwitterEPs #education #edutwitter
ALT Title is 'Bringing research evidence to schools'. The blog image is a long corridor or shelving, filled with books with many warm glow lightbulbs hanging down, illuminating the spines of the books.
The Emotional Curriculum Podcast retweeted
I've just read the PM's speech in full. No mention of education (apart from her own), no mention of mental health - two crises of our time. A missed opportunity or an intentional signalling of priorities?
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New BERA Blog: @_TammyCampbell @CASE_LSE on research using @CLScohorts data.
Gender, 'ability' grouping & teacher perceptions affect whether primary pupils think they're good at maths – a key influence on their educational path. @LSEnews @LSESocialPolicy
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“Before the pandemic, there was overwhelming evidence demonstrating that school exclusions don’t work, & were being used unlawfully & disproportionately against marginalised children. Studies demonstrate a clear correlation between harsh zero-tolerance”🧵 runnymedetrust.org/blog/blm-…
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My Mood Stars have had some play therapists interested in them recently ❤
I would love to broaden my audience and wonder if anyone knows any play therapists I should be following ?
#playtherapy #play #ACEs #Trauma
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Really enjoyed this podcast episode from @EmCurriculum, featuring May Lene Karlsen talking about the importance of listening to children and the excellent @children_heard coronavirus project.
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Paving the way to an emotional, therapeutic curriculum
@nicollejb listens to The Therapeutic Teacher @Shahana_tpc
and @L_Jeanie21 listens to The @EmCurriculum
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Have you seen our RJ book? Our best practical and values driven thoughts on this antidote to exclusions! @simonjduffy @NottsEPS @WCCEPS @EmCurriculum @timceducation @edpsyuk @csie_uk inclusive-solutions.com/prod… – at Carlton, England
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The tide is turning, evidence continues to grow. When children feel better, they do better. Proud of the work we are doing & the schools embracing the approach. T-I isn't the absence of expectation or limits but compassion & empathy are game changers! ow.ly/jehd50BOZVE
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An informative podcast to follow for anyone interested in wellbeing in schools.
The second part of our discussion with @nichooper7 @Duncanjee - we talk about the difficulties and importance of putting evidence based practice into schools! Spotify open.spotify.com/show/2f3cne…
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More useful (& free) things for #aspiringEPs who want to know more about #EducationalPsychology & what we do...check out @timceducation #agentsofhopepodcast & @thesizzlepod @jgetaylor & @EmCurriculum with @Duncanjee
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The Emotional Curriculum Podcast retweeted
‘Disconnection, exclusion & isolation cause human beings to turn on themselves, & on each other. Connection drives safety for ourselves & each other.’
The Emotional Curriculum Podcast retweeted
Our new School Planning Guide 2020-21 proposes a tiered model - here's a flavour of what's inside...
>> Read / download, free, here: eef.li/school-planning-20-21
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Such fun talking about our evidence-informed #PSHE curriculum for schools with @EmCurriculum in this podcast. Thanks for the opportunity Sarah! @nichooper7 @ConnectPSHE @CorinnaGrindle @EmGoyenABA @KatherineWeare @katielparker @PSHEsolutions @PSHEassociation @_Louise_Hayes #DNAV
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We are back!!! Starting off series 3 by delving into the unconscious processes going on in the classroom. Listen here: Spotify open.spotify.com/show/2f3cne…
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#containment #edutwitter #backtoschool podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
The Emotional Curriculum Podcast retweeted
For #SelfReg, calmness is not simply marked by the absence of negative emotions; it is the source of a flood of positive emotions: empathy and sympathy, kindness and compassion, benevolence and altruism. And it is these positive emotions that propel us on.
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Inequality in school discipline rates ukedchat.com/2018/07/18/disc… #UKEdChat
