Mark Enser 🌍
@EnserMark
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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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Joined August 2015
I'm looking forward to my first term as a freelance writer and supporting schools. If you think I could be of any help, do get in touch.
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RT @jon95142: Re-reading this excellent book by @EnserMark in prep for year 22 of teaching. Always thought provoking whilst on holiday and….
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RT @dylanwiliam: @EnserMark @tes @JamesHandscombe @RichardBustin Thanks Mark. For those who don't know it, "Leadership for teacher learning….
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RT @SciRiggsy: I’m looking for a Geography teacher in England who has colour blindness (CVD) to interview for my research. Get in touch if….
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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. via @tes . @JamesHandscombe @RichardBustin @dylanwiliam.
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Good leadership isn’t about having all the answers, but asking better questions, says Mark Enser, who shares his recommended reads to help school leaders do just that
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RT @kiwi_los: @EnserMark @tombennett71 @tes @PepsMccrea @DTWillingham @shaun_allison @MaryMyatt @daisychristo Good list. With 23% of UK pup….
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*** NEW POST ***. What books would every teacher benefit from having read? I take a look (and miraculously avoid recommending any of my own. ). via @tes. @PepsMccrea @DTWillingham @shaun_allison @tombennett71 @MaryMyatt @daisychristo.
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Starting out in teaching can feel overwhelming. Here Mark Enser shares his reading list to offer new teachers some stabilising ‘guidance without gimmicks’
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RT @HaringeyEduc: We’re absolutely thrilled to have @EnserMark joining our 2025/26 Professional Development programme. 🗺️ Former HMI and Of….
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RT @tes: Pupils need to be taught to ask effective questions that will support their learning, says @EnserMark, as he explains how to do it….
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Mark Enser outlines why questions matter in the classroom - and how to support pupils to get better at asking them
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RT @Carousel_Learn: 📢 Calling all GCSE Geography Teachers! 📢. FREE WEBINAR: Retrieval Practice for Geography with Mark Enser. In this webin….
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RT @tes: Delivering CPD takes time and effort, so it’s crucial to make sure that what you are doing is working, says @EnserMark . https://t.….
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CPD comes with an opportunity cost, so it’s important to check that the sessions you plan and deliver are worth everyone’s time, says Mark Enser
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RT @SchoolsWeek: 🌍 'Despite the proclamations of various futurologists, disruptors and hucksters, we don’t know what the future will hold'….
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The Francis review must find a way to encourage better cross-curricular links without sacrificing knowledge
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RT @SarahThomp47407: @tes @EnserMark Great point! @GavinBrookswin often highlights how asking the right questions drives improvement—whethe….
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RT @AlexJQuigley: @EnserMark @tes Do you think there has to be the triumvirate of discussion, book looks, and observations, for it to be ma….
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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?.via @tes.
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Work scrutinies, or ‘book looks’, are often not used well to support school improvement, suggests Mark Enser. So, how can leaders get this practice right?
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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. via @tes.
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It’s common to ask pupils what they think about their teaching and life in school, but leaders aren’t always making the most of this information, writes Mark Enser
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RT @tes: 🗣️ Is your school making the most of pupil voice? @EnserMark shares advice on gleaning the right information to drive improvement….
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It’s common to ask pupils what they think about their teaching and life in school, but leaders aren’t always making the most of this information, writes Mark Enser
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RT @kate_stockings: Curriculum refinement = leading to a new curriculum thread developing 📈 .Are we teaching a geography curriculum of doom….
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RT @Yorkshire_Steve: I've nothing lined up. Keeping my eyes open for the right interesting opportunity. Some support work with schools wh….
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