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Zero Tolerance Nonsense
The idea that uniformity and unbending 'discipline' will create the change in behaviour that we need to see is laughable. If managing behaviour was that simple, that easy then we would not still be talking about it. The truth is that we are attempting to solve 21st century dilemmas with 19th century ideas. Exclusion and heavy sanctions meet the needs of some teachers seeking retribution. It temporarily relives the disruption in the classroom. It rarely meets the needs of the child......
Behaviour Training in Initial Teacher Training
We are edging closer to a presentation in front of the Education Select Committee. We have been asked to present on behaviour training in teacher training. Pivotal friends will know that we have been committed to creating change in this area for many years. Having worked with Barry Sheerman MP before the elections we are delighted that the new chair of the Education Select Committee is interested in furthering these ideas.
Advice for NQTs
If you are looking forward to September but could do with some practical advice on managing behaviour we have just published 10 Top Tips for NQTs in http://www.pivotaleducation.com/training-myself-and-managing-myself/