Posts Tagged ‘Early Career Teacher blog’
Early career teacher: Let us not forget why we are here
Exams are looming and the pressure is on. Faris has been working hard for the children in his school and receiving excellent results. So why is he frustrated? Despite the challenges, he is still finding ways to enthuse his class and make himself laugh, too.
Early career teacher: Learning to find balance
After a long term, a school trip and end of term meetings, our early career blogger has been reflecting on which skills he needs to develop next.
Early Career Teacher Blog: Head of Physics but still more to learn
He’s now in his third year, Head of Physics and learning the ropes of management on top of his busy teaching schedule.
Early career teacher blog: Less than two years after completing my PGCE, I’m Head of Physics!
This is the latest posting from our busy physics teacher who is now in his second year after qualifying (read his previous post here). “Recently I was offered the Head of Physics role at my school. Yes, I am just completing my second year of teaching. Yes, being the youngest (and also least experienced) member [...]
Early career teacher blog: Teaching biology: I’ll be honest with you…
This is the latest posting from our busy physics teacher who is now in his second year after qualifying (read his previous post here). ”I am a passionate physicist. I love my subject and everything about it. Unfortunately, being a science teacher, it does mean that I often have to teach the other two subjects. Whilst [...]
