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Written by a Head of Department who managed to achieve an
‘Outstanding’ grading from Ofsted 8 weeks in to her NQT
year. With a unique down-to-earth writing style, this book
will provide NQTs with the practical advice that they need to help
quell those September nerves together with a touch of humour to
make the book highly readable and engaging. The
book is written in direct response to the feedback of NQTs
who suggested that the period before starting a first job in
teaching - the time when you can think of nothing but the sheer
horror of standing in front of a classroom of unruly children –
is terrifying. The text tackles the “real-life”
issues that worry new teachers, with a focus on the period before
starting the first job. The timeline within the book will take you
right through from the summer before starting, to your second year
and beyond. The book will be the complete guide that every NQT
(whether primary or secondary based) needs, giving advice on all
aspects of school life – from the practicalities of setting up
your classroom and talking to parents, right down to strategies for
planning, assessment and continuing professional development, as
well as some real-life stories from teachers who have been there
and survived their NQT year. Endorsements: "a 'Bible'
for anyone who is just starting out in the profession" - Sarah
Ranby, secondary school teacher "This was a really easy and highly
enjoyable read, which brought back lots of memories of my own early
days in the classroom. The text offers a light-hearted and humorous
approach to a wealth of very important and useful information and
issues, and is full of tips, practical ideas, useful websites and
pitfalls to be avoided. I will certainly be recommending this book
to my students." - Alayne Ozturk, Primary Programme Director,
London Metropolitan University "Verity's extraordinary creativity,
common sense and humour run through the pages, making this book a
most valuable asset for anyone beginning their teaching career. I
thoroughly recommend it" - Steve Gerlach, secondary school teacher
"Packed full of practical tips and advice, this is an excellent
guide to surviving your NQT year. It has been of great use to me
and I'm sure it will help any young teacher to make a great start
to their career" - Gareth Hawkins, primary school teacher "The
friend in the staffroom you haven't yet made, this text anticipates
future issues, helps resolve current problems and reassures you
that there is a light at the end of the tunnel for every NQT. A
down-to-earth, no nonsense ally for your first year(s) of teaching"
- Corrinne Mackintosh, secondary school teacher "This book is an
asset to any new teacher. You won't find a more real or down to
earth approach to teaching anywhere on the market. It truly is a
'Bible' for anyone starting out in the profession and even gives
some refreshing tips to more experienced teachers" - Sarah Ranby,
secondary school teacher 'The Induction Year is a challenge for all
Newly Qualified Teachers. This book provides a range of
practical strategies, ideas and case studies which, along with a
proactive and enthusiastic approach, and the support of an
excellent mentor should help make the Induction Year a success' -
Greg Parker, Assistant Head of Primary and Early Years Education,
Edge Hill University
Exciting activities develop pupils' thinking skills with clear
lesson objectives so pupils know what, and how they are going to
learn. Assessment pages with mark schemes based on the 8-level
scale help pupils understand exactly what is required at each
level. Regular peer and self assessment features support Assessment
for Learning.
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