Tilda Stickley
@drtildastickley
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Learning development consultant & education researcher at University of Nottingham. Fan of cheese, theatre & trees. Not very good at twitter. Help?
Nottingham
Joined January 2018
Watching the incredible Happy Valley and then finding out that James Norton was the reason we got to share drama games and ridiculous songs about buffalos in India & Nepal in 2010. Will be distracted from Tommy now, thanks @tginorton
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Looking for help with your writing? ✍️ Join us at the Arts and Humanities Writing Fair on Tuesday 5 November from 2pm - 4pm. Our Student Academic Skills team will be running mini-workshops on structuring your argument, proofreading, referencing and more.
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Illuminating research into the shady world of essay mills.
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Culmination of a fantastic research project by colleagues - listening to young people's voices on why the arts are essential in school.
We believe every young person has the right to learn in an arts and culture rich school. #Timetolisten #Timetochange @Tate @UniofNottingham
https://t.co/sNSbAzNTPW
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Activity today: watching a trainee teacher, teaching trainee teachers being watched by teacher trainers, TD Trainer Thou and TD Trainer To who are watching trainees teaching and teachers training too. Phew!
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My new book, Education and Development, is available to read free online for the next 60 days -
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Also thank you to @philiphood1951 for brilliant supervision and viva prep, and @ThomsonPat for the examination challenges along the way
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So pleased to graduate with my doctorate this week. Thank you @uonesrcdtc and @UoNSoE for guiding me this far. The next adventure has already begun...
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Thinking about this community of people at this time.
We are very saddened to learn that four of our staff in Cambodia have died in a road accident. Our thoughts go out to their families and all our staff in Cambodia who are dedicated to helping children
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A school: a space of the scars of violence or a place of playful practice? I was fascinated by these two schools, for very different reasons... https://t.co/rk2iolwVWc
tildtalks.wordpress.com
Schools in Phnom Penh are vast in number and widely varied in type: from international schools with high fees and carefully manicured tennis courts, to tightly packed temporary classrooms of local …
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University of Nottingham Brass Band doing us proud in the pouring rain at Whit Friday Brass Band Competition in Saddleworth 😁 @UniofNottingham #UoNBlowSoc @UoNSU
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When you overhear a colleague saying "the kids want to go back to West Midlands Safari Park this weekend" and you collapse in a fit of giggles at your desk, I blame you @caitlinmoran #howtobeawoman
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Reminded of what standing up for human rights means. The Venerable Sovath sought asylum away from Cambodia. He received death threats for defending the land rights of Cambodian people. Honoured to have him in Nottingham.
Michelle Staggs-Kelsall discussing @cambodianspring with director Chris Kelly and the Venerable Sovath in @BroadwayCinema. #Cambodia @UoN_Law
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Speaking about participatory arts in mental health while the audience sup their beers. Academic impact and alcohol, perfect... #pint18 #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #UoN
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'We just have to live together - and the education, the school, it's the beginning of that...' https://t.co/Pn97hK5hpZ
bbc.co.uk
How one school is bridging the gap between divided communities in Israel.
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Lovely! This is how children in Finnish kindergartens bring writing and number into their play - it's all done by 'emergent writing', then rapidly consolidated thru teaching when they start school at 7. #PlayNotTests in P1!
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Fieldnotes are perpetual even when everyone else has gone home...
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Khmer New Year is on its way and it's all screams, games and dubstep (!) at the school... this is traditional game of Break the Jar
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Still some places left on the KEYU INSET day in Nottingham on 28th April. Sessions on play, maths, leadership, outstanding practice in EYFS. Book before it’s too late!
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