
Belonging, behaviour, and learning outcomes
NEU launches research on 'a sense of belonging' and its role in positive learning and behaviour
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NEU launches research on 'a sense of belonging' and its role in positive learning and behaviour
The NEU’s ‘Belonging’ research puts relationships between students and staff at the heart of the cycle of connectivity where they are heard and seen for who they are.
The NEU’s ‘Belonging’ research highlights that where school leaders developed an intentional approach focused on changing learning and teaching, that this led to reshaping expectations and the culture of the school by all.
The NEU’s ‘Belonging’ research highlights that staff retention is far greater where teachers know that they can make a difference and they have a strong sense of personal and professional agency in their school.
‘Belonging’ is that sense of being somewhere you can be confident that you will fit in and be safe in your identity: a feeling of being at home in a place.
The webinar will consider Consider how being in a school environment might affect pupils’ behaviour.
This announcement is silent about the pressures on disadvantaged schools, where more teachers are leaving. Heads and teachers are only too acutely aware of what they want to do more of in order to support students, but they can't because of funding and staffing cuts.
This model policy sets out how employer will seek to prevent workplace violence in its schools, and the procedures that will be followed if a violent incident occurs.
Advice about violence issues in schools, in particular how this should be tackled by employers.
Advice on the ways in which violent or threatening pupil behaviour can successfully be tackled using standard risk management techniques.
Tips for trainee members on managing behaviour in the classroom, including tips for your first lesson and managing conflict.
Advice for trainees on managing behaviour in the classroom, including physical and social contact and infatuations.