Five educational influencers you need to follow!
Check out our list of five educational influencers worth following!
ICT with Mr P
What they do
Teacher memes, practical advice, insights into life as a teacher.
Why they are great
Mr P’s hilarious memes on everyday life as a teacher are sure to make you giggle – even after the most stressful day. We highly recommend his nativity play videos! Read our interview with Mr P below.
Where to find them
You can find them on Facebook and Twitter.
EYFS with Miss B
What they do
Activity ideas, display inspiration, motivational posts and more!
Why they are great
They provide creative and topical activities for the Early Years with an account of how each activity went in practice.
Where to find them
You can find their page on Facebook.
Mr Hunt from the Front
What they do
Activity ideas for Primary with a focus on technology.
Why they are great
They suggest creative ways to use apps, websites and technology in day-to-day teaching!
Where to find them
You can find them on Facebook.
Tishylishy
What they do
Awe-inspiring classroom display and learning area inspo.
Why they are great
Their classroom displays are what dreams are made of!
Where to find them
You can find them on Pinterest.
The Teacher Traveller
What they do
Share their adventures during the holidays and their teaching during the term!
Why they are great
Activity ideas and travel inspiration rolled into one page!
Where to find them
You can find them on Facebook.
Interview with ICT with Mr P
What inspired you to start using social media?
I originally wanted to share my pupils’ work with the world and give them an audience for their learning. In sharing their work, I had teachers asking how it was done, which encouraged me to share ideas – and that really is what started it. It’s always been about helping people, either with classroom ideas or just sharing funny insights into life in the classroom, so teachers who have had a tough day can watch one and know they are not the only one that goes through the sort of struggle.
What is the best piece of teaching advice you have been given?
That there is no such thing as an outstanding teacher and that no one’s perfect. As long as you’re giving your very, very best on that given day, that’s all that can be asked.
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