More than 101 Top Tips for Primary Teachers

works with special needs children in California and shared this advice. When I was training to be a teacher, my landlady worked in a special needs school. The stories she told came straight back to me when I read Angela’s advice.

If you work in a special needs school, or with children with very specific and intense needs, I am so so grateful for everything you do! I appreciate how hard you work and know I couldn’t do what you do. Thank you for your compassion, your patience and your perseverance as you serve the children in your care and give them the best possible start in life.

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More wisdom from Becky Bale, a teaching assistant who quietly and efficiently got to know every child in my class, ensuring they were all okay and enabling them to maximise their progress. Her wisdom is shared in the new book, available now on Amazon.

Yes, I know this feels like a complete lie, but these words are actually in the National Curriculum and they are the most powerful in the entire document. They give you permission to go BEYOND the curriculum and teach what really matters to your pupils. If you can justify it, you can teach it.

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What to know your kids better? Ask your Teaching assistant. Kathie Baker worked with me for just over a year, and we laughed daily. She always spent time getting to know the kids properly so that she could best identify and support their needs. Her advice? Get to know the kids in your care. Invaluable.

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I still remember asking the children what the objective could be at the end of the lesson. Sometimes it proved I’d taught the right lesson. Other times, it showed they’d learnt more than I’d anticipated! Read the rest of this top tip and over 101 other top tips in my new book on Amazon. Available to buy now…

I asked several teaching assistants what advice they would give to staff working with children. I worked with Louise Dunbar several times - it was always fun as she had endless energy and positivity! Her top tip was included in the book… OUT NOW!

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Feeling tired in the classroom? Teaching for years and want some fresh ideas? You’re in the right place!!! This new book, coming soon, is packed full of creative top tips to save you time and restore your passion for teaching. You’re amazing! You can do it!!!

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The new book is full of case studies... And a mention for my old teachers too. If anyone knows where they are now, please tag them!