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This is the third chapter of my book: The Quick Guide to Classroom Management. In this chapter, you will learn a series of effective secrets which are guaranteed to help you improve the behaviour of your students.

This is a teacher-training resource comprising 47 slides that I compiled for refreshing teachers on the essentials of teaching and learning. It covers all of the basics, and is designed to be delivered as a one-day workshop. This could be adapted to cover a series of INSET sessions or PD twilights, too. Topics covered include: Lesson planning Active Engagement Cognitive Load Theory Learning games Use of feedback tools like Word Clouds Spatial Learning Curriculum Mapping Please note: You will need to read through these slides and check them before delivery, as they will need to be tailored to your organisation. The slides also link to some interactive quizzes I’ve created especially for this workshop at Blooket, Quizlet, Quizziz and so on. These should all be publicly available and working correctly. I’ve also included some Nearpod slides as a bonus - I recommend that you upload these to Nearpod and create your own lesson in their for that section of the workshop (this won’t take long, and you can use the free version of Nearpod).

This is the fourth chapter in my book, and describes the secrets you need to know if you want to teach advanced learners (GCSE and above) effectively.

This is the second chapter in my book: The Quick Guide to Classroom Management. This chapter covers: 1. The features present in all outstanding lessons 2. How to keep your students on-task through effective starter activities and games 3. How to make your students subtly aware of the learning outcomes, so that maximum memory retention takes place 4. How to enhance learning by using your physiology This resource is guaranteed to help you make your lessons more stimulating

This is the fifth chapter in my book, offering a comprehensive guide to using ICT in education. FULLY UPDATED FOR 2015 This guide is guaranteed to revolutionise the way you teach. This guide will benefit you immensely as it describes: 1. How to use smart phones and tablets effectively in the classroom 2. How to make use of Google forms and ICT-based peer assessment - saving you time and energy! 3. How to use your school's VLE and blogs in creative ways 4. How to use social media in education 5. How to train students to adapt themselves to new technology If you want to really revolutionize the way you teach, then this is the guide for you!

This is the first chapter in my book, 'The Quick Guide to Classroom Management'. This chapter covers the essential secrets to building effective rapport with your students. This is guaranteed to help you build positive relationships with all of the students you teach.

This is my third book (published April 7th 2020). This file is a downloadable pdf. The book includes: A risk-assessment list for teachers who are involved in online teaching (contains some not-so-obvious things to be aware of) Tips for teachers when using social media A list of 100 apps teachers can use for online learning, with advice on how how each one can be used. Review on Amazon.com, April 17th 2020: 100 Awesome Online Learning Apps is actually quite an AWESOME book. The book is very timely and significant. It lists 100 different apps and divide them in four sub groups, Communication & Collaboration Creation Constructing knowledge Assessment and Feedback This helps the book easier to navigate as per your needs. The description of each app is kept crisp and to the point. The author does not bore you with unnecessary details and just sticks to recording what it offers and it’s benefits. The whole world has turned to online teaching during these crazy times and it can be very difficult to decide on which app to use for what. One app may suit best for communication while another suits best for evaluation. This book from an experienced teacher and Google Certified educator comes as a relief and helps you decide. Best thing is both students and educators can use this for their benefit. Very useful and helpful.

I created this resource as part of my Powerful Public Speaker Certificate Course for corporate professionals, and I believe that it is a great slideshow for a CPD session you might be running soon. The PowerPoint is fully editable and has been beautifully formatted, giving it a very professional feel. In this package you will find: Slides that cover the 10 Golden Rules of Communication for Online Meetings A graphic I created on Canva (with link to edit) A link to a Quizlet I created which is DIRECTLY LINKED to the slides (great for doing Quizlet Live if you have a group training session that you are leading). This Quizlet link is in the final slide. Any questions, please email me at info@richardjamesrogers.com

These slides cover the basics of Dual Coding, which is the process of combining verbal and visual information to improve learning. The idea is simple: when students are presented with both words and images that complement each other, they are more likely to understand and remember the material. This approach taps into the brain’s ability to process visual and verbal information through separate channels, creating a more robust memory trace. This is a great resource to use for a short teacher-training session, such as a PD session or INSET slot.

For schools that are forward-thinking enough to try an Agile approach to project management, these slides are your haven for any teacher-training you wish to do on the matter. As a Certified ScrumMaster® (CSM®) and project management trainer, I created these slides to form the basis of my popular workshops on Agile, which I run for big organisations all over the world. Please feel free to Google my name to check my credentials: Richard James Rogers. This resource contains ten PowerPoint files, designed to be delivered in sequence (they are numbered for easy reference). They are fully editable. At most, you will need to edit the ‘About Me’ slide in the first presentation and, maybe, the titles (slightly) for the others. Topics covered are as follows: Overview of Agile principles and values Differences between Agile and traditional project management methodologies Benefits of adopting Agile Scrum: roles, events, and artifacts Kanban: principles and practices Lean: principles and tools Brief comparison of other Agile methodologies (e.g., XP, FDD) Scrum Master Product Owner Development Team Stakeholders Scaling Agile roles (e.g., SAFe, LeSS) Product Backlog and User Stories Sprint Planning and Sprint Backlog Estimation techniques (e.g., Planning Poker, T-shirt sizing) Definition of Done (DoD) Daily Stand-ups Sprint Review Sprint Retrospective Backlog Refinement Introduction to popular Agile tools (e.g., Jira, Trello, Asana) Demonstration of key features of Agile tools Best practices for tool usage Key performance indicators (KPIs) in Agile Burndown and Burnup charts Velocity tracking Continuous improvement through metrics Case studies and real-world examples Group activity: Simulated Agile project

This beautifully designed PowerPoint presentation is based on the popular blog post “The Importance of Patience in Teaching” by award-winning educator Richard James Rogers. Perfect for INSET days and CPD sessions, this resource explores how patience plays a crucial role in successful teaching practices—supporting not only students, but also fellow staff and the teachers themselves.