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Mark Enser 🌍

@ensermark

Head of Geography, @tes columnist and author of books.

Wanderer of hills, wonderer of everything else.

Posting on Dungeons & Dragons, music and vegan food.

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Teachers are calling out for subject-specific CPD, but it's a broad term that covers a wide range of possible outcomes, says Mark Enser 🌍 as he explains how leaders can ensure their offering is up to scratch tes.com/magazine/teach…

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*** NEW POST *** There is a lot of talk about the need for subject specific CPD, but what does this entail, and how can schools achieve it? tes.com/magazine/teach… via Tes magazine

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I've nothing lined up. Keeping my eyes open for the right interesting opportunity. Some support work with schools whilst I see what is out there. In the meantime, a few more speaking engagements dotted around England.

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πŸ—£οΈ Is your school making the most of pupil voice? Mark Enser 🌍 shares advice on gleaning the right information to drive improvement tes.com/magazine/teach…

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Curriculum refinement = leading to a new curriculum thread developing πŸ“ˆ Are we teaching a geography curriculum of doom or is there hope in our teaching? Where is it? πŸ‘€πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ’» Mark Enser 🌍 + David Alcock + Hannah Ritchie = the kickstarter combo

Curriculum refinement = leading to a new curriculum thread developing πŸ“ˆ 
Are we teaching a geography curriculum of doom or is there hope in our teaching? Where is it? πŸ‘€πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ’»

<a href="/EnserMark/">Mark Enser 🌍</a> + <a href="/DavidAlcock1/">David Alcock</a> + <a href="/_HannahRitchie/">Hannah Ritchie</a> = the kickstarter combo
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*** NEW POST *** Pupil voice is often used as part of quality assurance (by school leaders and external inspectors), but it is very rarely done well. Here are 5 tips to make pupil voice work. tes.com/magazine/teach… via Tes magazine

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Book looks/work scrutiny are activities that people are often asked to do with no training and little advice. What does it look like to do this well? tes.com/magazine/teach… via Tes magazine

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🌍 'Despite the proclamations of various futurologists, disruptors and hucksters, we don’t know what the future will hold' The geography curriculum must remain flexible, says Mark Enser 🌍 schoolsweek.co.uk/geography-need…

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Delivering CPD takes time and effort, so it’s crucial to make sure that what you are doing is working, says Mark Enser 🌍 tes.com/magazine/teach…

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πŸ“’ Calling all GCSE Geography Teachers! πŸ“’ FREE WEBINAR: Retrieval Practice for Geography with Mark Enser In this webinar, Mark Enser 🌍 will discuss how retrieval practice can be effectively used in the geography classroom. As the author of ourΒ newly updated Carousel for

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Pupils need to be taught to ask effective questions that will support their learning, says Mark Enser 🌍, as he explains how to do it tes.com/magazine/teach…

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We’re absolutely thrilled to have Mark Enser 🌍 joining our 2025/26 Professional Development programme πŸ—ΊοΈ Former HMI and Ofsted geography lead, Mark is a true expert when it comes to all things geography - he’ll also be leading our Secondary Geography Network More below πŸ‘‡

We’re absolutely thrilled to have <a href="/EnserMark/">Mark Enser 🌍</a> joining our 2025/26 Professional Development programme

πŸ—ΊοΈ Former HMI and Ofsted geography lead, Mark is a true expert when it comes to all things geography - he’ll also be leading our Secondary Geography Network

More below πŸ‘‡
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Mark Enser 🌍 Tom Bennett OBE Tes magazine Peps Daniel Willingham Shaun Allison Mary Myatt Daisy Christodoulou Good list. With 23% of UK pupils being multilinguals (up to 90% in international schools), I'd recommend at least this one EAL focussed book to being essential to the modern teacher: Teaching EAL: Evidence-based Strategies for the Classroom and School by Robert Sharples

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*** NEW POST *** What books would help give a fresh perspective to school leaders and those working in school improvement? I take a look at my bookcase. tes.com/magazine/teach… via Tes magazine James Handscombe Dr Richard Bustin Dylan Wiliam