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Resources:Download a template from HERE Download the EXAM Mentor Mat from here too! What to do: Create an exam revision mat (and Click to read more

Resources: Depends on your activity. Check out this SHARED DROPBOX FOLDER WITH MANY ACTIVITIES! (I did not set this folder Click to read more

Resources:Download the Slide here Guest post by English Dept. What to do: The Philosoraptor poses the learning question of the Click to read more

Sabotage! Resources: None What to do:   This is a strategy works extremely well with learners of all abilities.    Click to read more

Resources:Use the prompts created by @LearningSpy on @David_Triptico fab website to help. Click HERE.(Slow Writing idea is from @LearningSpy’s book.) What Click to read more

Resources:Download this template here– Download the 5 a side version adapted by @JamieClark85 here (Includes SOLO!) Document by http://jivespin.wordpress.com/2014/02/02/who-is-in-your-football-xi-a-great-homework-or-review-activity/  What to do: Who would be Click to read more

Resources: Past exam papers or exam style questions (1 between 2).  (Optional – Large sheets of paper for making posters Click to read more

Resources: Download the Template from here by @PhysicsDave and here by @HulaHurdle What to do: When correcting common mistakes use the science plaster Click to read more

#TMBett2014 #TMbett2014 @astsupportaali from Mr A Ali This is what I would have presented if I was selected for #TMBett2014 Click to read more

Resources: Cards with “clues” on- these are just statements of fact about the materials being learnt. Enough so each student Click to read more

*Updated*Create I am Reading Bunting! @ASTsupportAAli book cover bunting to pimp the classroom:) pic.twitter.com/QYtwcvRVfG — Miss Richardson (@jrichardson_j) July 14, Click to read more

Resources: Hexagon templates – either blank or filled in by teacher A3 (or larger) paper Glue/scissors How it works: Hexagons Click to read more

Resources: Student exercise books/work marked to a high level with challenging questions, comments and support to guide them to improve Click to read more

Resources: None! What do do: Put students into two teams. Line each team up, one behind the other in front Click to read more

Resources: This grid! What to do: When planning/organising your time or writing your to do list, use this format! Guarantee Click to read more

Nominated below are Twitter users that have contributed vastly to the knowledge, skills, practice and confidence of many other teachers Click to read more

Resources The “do now” resource and the explanation of each “do now” slide.  What to do This is very much Click to read more

Resources: Pink and green pens or highlighters What to do: Pupils write on only one side of their exercise books. Click to read more

Resources: None Or a thought bubble and a speech bubble shape printed on to paper/Thought bubble stickers. How it works: Click to read more

Resources: Pegs and display things! The original idea for Progress Pegs is from https://twitter.com/PeFoulger What to do:Each student has their own Click to read more