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It's a privilege to learn about
racism instead of experiencing
it your whole life.
Can you ask for a stronger collaboration to launch such an important opportunity for new teachers?
In collaboration with @IOE_London & @UniofNewcastle, #McrMetUni has created an Early Career Framework based on current, world-leading #educational research to support early career teachers. Find out more and register your interest here: https://teapawt.net/t.co/YXVmagCUFY
@MMUEducation
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Wondering what makes a good #teacher? 👨🏫 👩🏫
Head over to our Instagram channel later today as the @MMUEducation team will be taking over our Stories to share more, as well as details about our online #teaching events: ow.ly/It9t50zSqq1
#MondayMotivation
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In the BBC Radio Manchester collection that we hold at Central Library there is a large selection of news reports from the 1980s. This was recorded on 20/02/88 when Manchester held the UK’s largest demonstration against the implementation of Section 28 of the local government act
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The education secretary is being urged to call on the Health and Safety Executive to advise schools about the safety of opening to more pupils
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Ever wondered what goes on in a creative writing workshop? #FLmakeapoem Find out here: futurelearn.com/courses/how-…
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Some of you have had conversations with tearful older relatives, some alone, distressed they might not be able to see you for months.
Some of you haven’t been able to attend the funerals of your loved ones.
This guy is sticking two fingers in your faces.
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ITE providers and their partnership schools will offer this as part of their training . No need to pay extra. At @ljmu_education our lovely @LJMUCareers team are also offering individual mock interviews on Zoom or Teams
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A little late but this week’s subject pedagogy work is on Moodle - considering approaches to and possibilities for English knowledge and pedagogy. Looking forward to reading your comments!
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When Manchester Poetry Library opens, it will host a living poem that could eventually be written in every language spoken in the city. 'Made in Manchester' is currently being displayed @manclibraries, you can read more about it over on our blog https://teapawt.net/t.co/yC7TROD2tB
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You may have seen his piano, but Anthony Burgess owned many more instruments. This trip into the Burgess archive’s musical instrument collection reveals all. anthonyburgess.org/blog-post…
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Another preview from our online course with @HelenMort & Michael Symmons Roberts. Here they are discussing the poems that inspire them futurelearn.com/courses/how-…
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Asked by my bother to publicise this show. Mike Peters fronts a Welsh Band called The Alarm. He’s living with Leukaemia and runs a bone marrow transplant campaign under the banner FaithHopeLove and is re-running this show on his FB platform on Saturday @darynsimon
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Tonight as we clap for the NHS staff who are doing a phenomenal job,let’s also remember our teachers and also our amazing trainee teachers who are doing their very best to continue to support children’s learning. 👏@UoMTeach_ed
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When we #clapforourcarers tomorrow, I will be paying special tribute to #midwives and staff at @MFT_SMH who have been so calm, reassuring and supportive as we welcomed our little rainbow baby into the world...
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“Some people using our roads are treating them as a race track”
At today’s #COVID19 press conference @CCIanHopkins of @gmpolice said tougher measures will be introduced to combat speeding.
This month 1,145 people have broken the 30mph limit - one person reached 81mph.
Watch 👇
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'I call people rich when they're able to meet the requirements of their imagination.'
― Henry James #BOTD in 1843
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A sneak peek at our free online poetry course with @HelenMort and @symmonsroberts. Here they are talking about their writing process: futurelearn.com/courses/how-… #FLmakeapoem @ManMetUni @MCRCityofLit @mmu_RAH @MMULibrary @NaweWriters






















