1. The Confident Teacher
Alex Quigley is an education consultant and the author of ‘Closing the Reading Gap’, ‘Closing the Writing Gap’, and ‘The Confident Teacher’.
With over fifteen years of experience in the classroom, he now works for an educational charity, supporting teachers and school leaders to access research evidence.
His blog offers a range of insights and practical tips on teaching, learning and education more broadly, with a particular focus on literacy and language development.
2. The Learning Spy
David Didau is a freelance writer, speaker and trainer. He runs the English Studies modules as part of BPP University’s PGCE course.
From his blog, you can learn practical strategies like how to help students reach their potential or how to focus on cognitive science and evidence-based practice.
3. Resourceaholic
Jo Morgan is a maths teacher and author. Her blog includes ideas and resources for teaching secondary school mathematics, such as lesson planning, assessment and teaching strategies, worksheets, as well as reviews of textbooks and online tools.
4. Third Space Learning
The Third Space Learning blog is a great resource for educators providing ideas and resources for teaching mathematics.
TSL is intended to support teachers in their efforts to improve learners’ outcomes in maths and also provides support and guidance for any school implementing tutoring and other maths interventions. As a result it’s one of the most widely visited education blogs in the UK.
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