Selected by an infamous but devilishly good looking ex-military teacher who was once asked by his Sergeant Major why he was ‘depriving some village of an idiot’ and who was famous for having an Annual Report that said his men ‘followed him out of sheer curiosity’.

As always, oodles of choice and hard to cut to a mere six out of many, nay,  hundreds! I love this job

Year 7s creating & performing Medieval Medicine Role Plays. Also, this pic given to me by a colleague #pedagoofriday http://t.co/AdavX3ivuq

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@darynsimon

darynsimon

#pedagoofriday my year 10s are like a factory churning out portrait masterpieces at the moment :) http://t.co/P5gsbEbhyp

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@Pekabelo

Pete Jones

#PedagooFriday Got reluctant writers in yr 10 beavering away with combined efforts of using my special gel pens, praise and chocolate.

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@Gwenelope

Myfanwy

Patrick Ness | English teaching resources ready for next term. Excited @Patrick_Ness #pedagoofriday http://t.co/kTh7o5Wp7V

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@mrpeel

jonathan peel

Writing groups work! Especially when you get them into print. The Akanra by Billy Harrison (S3) #pedagoofriday #ghs http://t.co/INfKUlu89O

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@MisterConnor1

Mister Connor

#PedagooFriday Year 8 wrote a success criteria for a hwk report on photosynthesis.Engaged & eager to do hwk! #asechat http://t.co/yXUfzZcSKk

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@sciteachcremin

Doug Cremin

And just to show how much we love you all:

Seeing all the lovely new members and blog posts flowing into http://t.co/7lVfI8Fa5C as a result of #pedagoosunshine. #pedagoofriday

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@fkelly

Fearghal Kelly

#pedagoofriday This is a brilliant way of checking the learning. Worked well for GCSE on laws affecting women 1961-75 westylish.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/turnin…

— Mister West (@Westylish) May 17, 2013

Just had my Yr1 class writing algebraic equations – adapting this Angry Birds problem solving lesson – davyhulme.primaryblogger.co.uk/numeracy/angry… #pedagoofriday

— Mr Parkinson (@ICT_MrP) May 17, 2013

Seeing some colleagues adding to the real world #pedagoofriday board. Now to spread the word twitter.com/CraigmountTand…

— Craigmount T&L (@CraigmountTandL) May 17, 2013

#pedagoofriday taking photos of learning in my classroom for a washing line display: What does learning look like?’

— EnglishAST (@EnglishAST) May 17, 2013

Tried exit tickets today for the first time. Nice to get feedback? Dead Organic Matter fun? #pedagoofriday #whoop twitter.com/SciTeacherBrad…

— SciTeacherBrad (@SciTeacherBrad) May 17, 2013

Writing alongside the students to model extended writing #pedagoofriday twitter.com/PeteJackson32/…

— PeteJackson (@PeteJackson32) May 17, 2013

Big Wall Mind Map & Revision Paper Chain in prep for GCSE Judaism exam #pedagoofriday twitter.com/SarahHennessey…

— Sarah Hennessey (@SarahHennessey4) May 17, 2013

Y3 making some lovely strawberry lace ‘ea’ and ‘ee’ words after school on a Friday.#pedagoofriday twitter.com/mrtileynunn/st…

— Nick Tiley-Nunn (@mrtileynunn) May 17, 2013

The pupil my colleague said would “come to nothing” just completed an independent assessment of my new car as my mechanic. #pedagoofriday

— Eddie White (@mrewhite) March 29, 2013

#PedagooFriday @garvachy11 tee pee up in snow log seats inside for hot chocolate and stories. #bliss twitter.com/hawkins_joyce/…

— Joyce Hawkins (@hawkins_joyce) March 29, 2013

Seeing the joy on the face of one of my S5 pupils when I told her she’d won a #Nuffield research placement for the summer #pedagoofriday

— Drew Burrett (@drewburrett) March 29, 2013

Giant snakes and ladders the floor created by students & then played to learn social mobility.#pedagoofriday twitter.com/rlj1981/status…

— Rachel Jones (@rlj1981) March 28, 2013

Training up students to be exam markers. They learn more and I mark less. Inspired by @thelazyteacher #pedagoofriday

— PeteJackson (@PeteJackson32) March 29, 2013

Sharing my use of #Edmodo at a staff meeting. #pedagoofriday

— Mr McCulloch (@MrMcCMaths) March 29, 2013

twitter.com/Mannermatics/s… #pedagoofriday – they want hints how to do the work? I put them inside these eggs! Their learning, their choice!

— MannersDoesMaths (@Mannermatics) March 29, 2013

Time to Shine Tweechers. Well done to all of those making the selection this week.

#PedagooFriday Y8 starting to see benefits of Learning Placemats for independent working (idea by @dan_aldred) twitter.com/Gripweed1/stat…

— Jon Bridgeman (@Gripweed1) March 22, 2013

#pedagoofriday we have created a steal and share board for the humanities team to share our ideas from TLAB13 twitter.com/littlestobbsy/…

— Carol Stobbs (@littlestobbsy) March 22, 2013

#PedagooFriday – Found three Primary 1 children typing story together on laptop during Golden Time after ICT lesson this morning.

— LovingTheSunshine (@Miss_Cowie) March 22, 2013

Yr4 maths investigation today. Ellie wrote this on the back of her evaluation sheet #pedagoofriday twitter.com/PennyLeach123/…

— Penny Leach (@PennyLeach123) March 22, 2013

@pedagoo Trying out silent debates with Advanced Higher to aid revision of Tennessee Williams #pedagoofriday twitter.com/louisecrae/sta…

— Louise Rae (@louisecrae) March 22, 2013

#pedagooFriday Presented #BoxingtoArgue at #Capitaconf in London #Boyswriting tes.co.uk/teaching-resou… #Caldiesstyle twitter.com/Lucyd1237/stat…

— Lucy Duffy (@Lucyd1237) March 22, 2013

#PedagooFriday looking at the carbon footprint of a kinder egg with year 6 – “all that for one kinder egg!”

— Fiona (@Prep_science) March 22, 2013

#PedagooFriday ‘if dolly the sheep only lived 6 instead of 12yrs. Will CC the cloned cat have 4.5 lives?’ #thunk from year 11

— Bunny (@BunnyScience) March 22, 2013

#pedagoofriday year 11s hooked by the killing of the sow in Lord of the Flies. A good reminder that all kids need is a good book (and gore!)

— NRA (@np_raheem) March 22, 2013

My #pedagoofriday is #pedagoofriday. That is all, except for, of course: “The first rule of #pedagoofriday is…”

— Neil Winton (@nwinton) March 22, 2013

For those of you now enjoying an Easter break please consider this…
“Most athletes know that getting enough rest after exercise is essential to high-level performance, but many still over train and feel guilty when they take a day off. The body repairs and strengthens itself in the time between workouts, and continuous training can actually weaken the strongest athletes.”
http://sportsmedicine.about.com/od/sampleworkouts/a/RestandRecovery.htm

So sit back, relax and get ready to take on the Summer term.

Plan doh symbols/themes in StoneCold.Next lesson analysing quotes to support points made. #pedagoofriday #EngChatUK twitter.com/siancarter1/st…

— Siân Carter (@siancarter1) March 1, 2013

3D model of evolution of social class. A2 students totally absorbed linking class/theory #sociology #PedagooFridayyfrog.us/j48e7zesxozyhe…

— Rachel Jones (@rlj1981) March 1, 2013

Speed dating (& top quality learning) in the classroom with AS PE students. They loved it! #pedagoofriday lookoutforlearning.wordpress.com/2013/02/27/spe…

— Matt Bebbington (@BebbPEteach) March 1, 2013

Finding #pedagoofriday inspiring. What a support for colleagues and certainly counters all those ‘whinging teachers’ stories. Go for it!

— Innes Alexander (@AlexanderInnes) March 1, 2013

#pedagoofriday making time to put the children’s thoughts on their learning onto our new class blog. blogger.mgfl.net/mayfieldslc/

— Aileen Kelly (@aileendunbar) March 1, 2013

Active learning outdoors – class acted as the ‘sheep’ in a school version of @valerielaws Quantum Sheep poetry project. #pedagoofriday

— Ella Lipscomb (@ellalipscomb) March 1, 2013

Using SOLO with s1 to investigate Internet technologies.I wrote a wee post goo.gl/EQmyX #pedagoofriday twitter.com/MrDsansom/stat…

— David Sansom (@MrDsansom) March 1, 2013

Played Bowie’s Space Oddity while kids walk astronaut-style to correct key word answers. Hillarious #pedagoofriday

— Heather Birtwistle (@heatherakane) March 1, 2013

@tesscotland #pedagoofriday Blackout poetry examples from Donaldson article! Strong quotes here for #pedagooLondon twitter.com/apmmy92/status…

— AlisonMcCloy (@apmmy92) March 1, 2013

#pedagoofriday The faces on my Y4s when I told them we were going to be writing on the tables. Think they thought I’d lost it

— Sue Stout (@sue_stout) March 1, 2013

A few of the many fantastic #PedagooFriday tweets this week…

Good observed lesson. Class using Comparison Alley (@learningspy) combined w/Silent Debate (@jennlud) to great effect #pedagoofriday #solo

— Neil Winton (@nwinton) February 8, 2013

#PedagooFriday Having Y7-10 off timetable for a Student Pedagogy Day. It was an INSET day for kids rooted in the Canons Pedagogy. @canonsopp

— Keven Bartle (@kevbartle) February 8, 2013

#PedagooFriday Yr 8s made and evaluated models of lungs this week. Now we can describe what happens when we breathe! twitter.com/sciteachcremin…

— Doug Cremin (@sciteachcremin) February 8, 2013

#PedagooFridayClutches of wide eyed children coming to alert me to contact made with aliens + secret agents courtesy of creative teachers

— Karen Doherty (@KarDoh) February 8, 2013

@pedagoo #pedagoofriday yr 11-en-5 being 100% on task & motivated during whole hour of 20 min obs & genuinely caring about outcome for me.

— Laura Cooke (@LauraKLCooke) February 8, 2013

#PedagooFriday Having one of my S1′s come in excited after emailing @mo_farah telling him about school sports & getting a personal response!

— Steven Wilkinson (@S__Wilkinson) February 8, 2013

Overhearing a group of S4 pupils continuing a class debate during their lunch break #pedagoofriday

— Kiera Glen (@KieraJamesG) February 8, 2013

#pedagooFriday Year 8 Spanish classes writing on daily routine, maybe not wildly exciting, but for 1st time were redrafting and improving.

— Serena Dawson (@dawson_serena) February 8, 2013

S4 practical woodwork class do some independent learning as they teach each other how to do the next step! #happyteacher #pedagoofriday

— Sarah Vaughan (@vaughan_sc) February 8, 2013

Brilliant critique session with my lovely year 7 group this week#pedagoofriday twitter.com/Pekabelo/statu…

— Pete Jones (@Pekabelo) February 8, 2013

It’s been yet another fantastic week! If you’re new to Pedagoo, join in next week…

#pedagoofriday News Just in… Please retweet the life out of this. twitter.com/kennypieper/st…

— Kenny Pieper (@kennypieper) January 24, 2013

Well, this was difficult! It’s amazing how much you can achieve in one week!

#PedagooFriday S2 EAL student with only 8 months of learning English using Prezi and YouTube to do Pythagoras presentation to class

— Mark Cunningham (@Mark__C) December 14, 2012

The kids at redhall special school nailing the nativity play when it mattered #pedagoofriday

— Peter Hay (@petehay85) December 14, 2012

#PedagooFriday Year 9 blogging their own poetry. Amazing stuff blew me away. Feel free to comment! msfindlatersyear9.blogspot.co.uk #powerofpoetry

— Sarah Findlater (@MsFindlater) December 14, 2012

#PedagooFriday That moment when a P7 boy says that any class discussion with me feels like a philosophical enquiry and his peers agree. #wow

— Karen Doherty (@KarDoh) December 14, 2012

#pedagoofriday used #triptico to create deal or no deal game for GCSE PE kids won xtra hmwk, & me to do press ups! Missed out on a party!

— Alicia Berry (@elderberry1) December 14, 2012

#PedagooFriday Reluctant writer in Yr10 producing this in 6 minute plenary and having it commented on by @imcmillan twitter.com/SimBadd64/stat…

— Simon Baddeley (@SimBadd64) December 14, 2012

My ‘wow’ moment this week was when 3 yr11 students turned up for lunch revision. Made my week! #pedagoofriday

— Anjanette (@Ginger_Non_Geek) December 14, 2012

#pedagoofriday having 500 pupils thoroughly entertained from having their teachers make fools of themselves youtu.be/CQ15hHqZ7Oc @pedagoo

— Mr Parkinson (@ICT_MrP) December 14, 2012

#pedagoofridayyr 13 use window for revision mat. extends classroom and stimulates thought. caretaker less happy! twitter.com/mrpeel/status/…

— jonathan peel (@mrpeel) December 14, 2012

#PedagooFriday Best thing this week was 1 hour Twitter revision session with students in prep for mock exams. Extending my classroom walls!

— davidfawcett (@davidfawcett27) December 14, 2012