by @maternityCPD | Aug 21, 2017 | Parental Leave CPD
MaternityTeacher blogger, Lucy Braidley (@Lucy_Braidley) sums up her top 5 reasons for using Twitter as a CPD tool whilst on parental leave. Like any social media platform there are pros and cons to using Twitter, but over the last few weeks I’ve begun to see it as a...
by @maternityCPD | Aug 11, 2017 | Parental Leave CPD
Kate Fiddian (@kfiddian), Assistant Head, Science teacher and South West Representative for The MTPT Project explains how taking up a role as a Primary School governor has improved her understanding of whole school leadership, and enriched her experience of maternity...
by @maternityCPD | Jul 26, 2017 | Parental Leave CPD
A year after she first discovered the MTPT Project, Frances Ashton (@FKAEnglish) reflects on what it has brought her. HELMER: First and foremost, you are a wife and mother. NORA: That I don’t believe any more. I believe that first and foremost I am an...
by @maternityCPD | Jul 26, 2017 | Parental Leave CPD
Primary school teacher and MTPT blogger, @Lucy_Braidley sums up her recommended summer reads for your CPD shelf, proving that even with two small children and a baby, reading can be one of the best forms of CPD whilst on parental leave. I love a good book and I really...
by @maternityCPD | Jul 6, 2017 | Parental Leave CPD
The MTPT Project welcomes its new blogger, Lucy Braidley (@Lucy_Braidley) who talks about how her CPD has developed over her three maternity leaves. On the one hand, I’m new to this – this is my first blog for The MTPT Project and I’m just beginning to understand and...
by @maternityCPD | Jun 23, 2017 | Parental Leave CPD
Inspired by one woman’s decision to take her baby to work this week, Frances Ashton (@FKAEnglish) reflects on owning your power as a mother. Yesterday, Australian senator Larissa Waters stood in front of congress and rose to explain her motion. She was calm,...
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