Miss Rehmani
@missarehmani.bsky.social
Teacher of English | KS4 Lead | TESOL Qualified | Year 11 form tutor
All views are my own.
All views are my own.
I remember when I first started teaching this class. At most, the students wrote no more than a topic sentence & a quote.
Today, the class approached a question independently, with no sentence starters at all. The quality of work speaks for itself.
I’m so proud of them all!
Today, the class approached a question independently, with no sentence starters at all. The quality of work speaks for itself.
I’m so proud of them all!
December 4, 2024 at 11:04 PM
I remember when I first started teaching this class. At most, the students wrote no more than a topic sentence & a quote.
Today, the class approached a question independently, with no sentence starters at all. The quality of work speaks for itself.
I’m so proud of them all!
Today, the class approached a question independently, with no sentence starters at all. The quality of work speaks for itself.
I’m so proud of them all!
After the third week in, I can finally say, I’ve made progress with the long list of jobs I’ve had to work through!
#littlewins
#littlewins
September 21, 2024 at 5:03 PM
After the third week in, I can finally say, I’ve made progress with the long list of jobs I’ve had to work through!
#littlewins
#littlewins
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This is fun and there are some absolute gems in here, along with some ugsome terms that might give you the morbs. #linguistics
theconversation.com/gen-zs-langu...
theconversation.com/gen-zs-langu...
Gen Z’s language might seem incomprehensible but slang has always sounded that way – just look at these five Victorian sayings
‘Skibidee’ is no odder than ‘confess the corn’.
theconversation.com
September 20, 2024 at 5:49 AM
This is fun and there are some absolute gems in here, along with some ugsome terms that might give you the morbs. #linguistics
theconversation.com/gen-zs-langu...
theconversation.com/gen-zs-langu...
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Today in our CPD we were considering how worldly our curriculums are. This is our English curriculum...some work potentially to do in Y8/9 but not a bad spread.
August 27, 2024 at 12:23 PM
Today in our CPD we were considering how worldly our curriculums are. This is our English curriculum...some work potentially to do in Y8/9 but not a bad spread.
This is what my bank holiday weekend has looked like! Roll on the countdown to September 👏🏽
August 26, 2024 at 9:42 AM
This is what my bank holiday weekend has looked like! Roll on the countdown to September 👏🏽
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To read widely is to pay attention to whether, at minimum, you regularly read outside your genres, forms, and languages of preference, as well as work by writers with whom you do not share identities, communities, cultures, or places. It is often difficult to notice unwanted patterns in reading
August 25, 2024 at 8:23 PM
To read widely is to pay attention to whether, at minimum, you regularly read outside your genres, forms, and languages of preference, as well as work by writers with whom you do not share identities, communities, cultures, or places. It is often difficult to notice unwanted patterns in reading
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Hello edu-Bluesky! 👋
For those of you thinking about what’s coming up this week, here’s a thread I wrote last year about GCSE results data…
This is an overview of what I do when I get my data in… 👇
For those of you thinking about what’s coming up this week, here’s a thread I wrote last year about GCSE results data…
This is an overview of what I do when I get my data in… 👇
August 19, 2024 at 5:26 PM
Hello edu-Bluesky! 👋
For those of you thinking about what’s coming up this week, here’s a thread I wrote last year about GCSE results data…
This is an overview of what I do when I get my data in… 👇
For those of you thinking about what’s coming up this week, here’s a thread I wrote last year about GCSE results data…
This is an overview of what I do when I get my data in… 👇
August 16, 2024 at 8:08 PM
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The BAMEed Network has collated some resources to help schools post these riots
Bit.ly/racism2024
Before lots of schools have already done this tweets continue- click on the link and review whether schools HAVE already done what we’ve recommended.
Bit.ly/racism2024
Before lots of schools have already done this tweets continue- click on the link and review whether schools HAVE already done what we’ve recommended.
Racism in society – Resources for schools
Racism in society Resources for schools and education settings Colleagues at the BAMEed Network have worked in partnership with Zahara Chowdhury of School Should Be, Educate against Islamophobia, I…
Bit.ly
August 12, 2024 at 7:09 AM
The BAMEed Network has collated some resources to help schools post these riots
Bit.ly/racism2024
Before lots of schools have already done this tweets continue- click on the link and review whether schools HAVE already done what we’ve recommended.
Bit.ly/racism2024
Before lots of schools have already done this tweets continue- click on the link and review whether schools HAVE already done what we’ve recommended.
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Fantastic blog on the connection between curriculum, PD & retention
‘We want to keep great teachers in our classrooms & we can only do that by giving them the time & resources to do their jobs well’.
If you’re #TeamEnglish & not read Sam’s book - make it your next edu read - you won’t regret it
‘We want to keep great teachers in our classrooms & we can only do that by giving them the time & resources to do their jobs well’.
If you’re #TeamEnglish & not read Sam’s book - make it your next edu read - you won’t regret it
This is one of my first blogs, published on our TrustCPDLeads page, where I argue that collaborative cultures for curriculum development are key to developing and retaining great teachers: trustwidecpdleads.blogspot.com/2023/11/how-...
How can we keep great teachers? Creating cultures for learning and curriculum development by Sam Gibbs
trustwidecpdleads.blogspot.com
August 12, 2024 at 4:24 PM
Fantastic blog on the connection between curriculum, PD & retention
‘We want to keep great teachers in our classrooms & we can only do that by giving them the time & resources to do their jobs well’.
If you’re #TeamEnglish & not read Sam’s book - make it your next edu read - you won’t regret it
‘We want to keep great teachers in our classrooms & we can only do that by giving them the time & resources to do their jobs well’.
If you’re #TeamEnglish & not read Sam’s book - make it your next edu read - you won’t regret it
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All of my Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 resources in one big folder just in time for the switch over to #EduSky - still haven’t sorted Key Stage 5 but will do very soon 🥰 any new schemes I make before September will be shared separately!
drive.google.com/drive/folder...
drive.google.com/drive/folder...
Key Stage 3 and 4 - Google Drive
drive.google.com
August 13, 2024 at 7:32 PM
All of my Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 resources in one big folder just in time for the switch over to #EduSky - still haven’t sorted Key Stage 5 but will do very soon 🥰 any new schemes I make before September will be shared separately!
drive.google.com/drive/folder...
drive.google.com/drive/folder...