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Adele Bates
Adele Bates is a teacher, speaker, writer and educator for students with emotional and behavioural difficulties. She is a TEDx Speaker 2020 and forthcoming author of Miss, I don’t give a sh*t with Sage publishing. With over 17 years’ experience, Adele teaches pupils in a variety of educational settings, and advises on whole school approaches to supporting these students. Find out more about Adele's work as a behaviour and education specialist at Adelebateseducation.co.uk
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How many times have you sat down to eat lunch this week? Adele Bates explains why self-care matters and provides a framework for boundary-setting
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Adele Bates unpicks resilience and what we can do to inculcate it in ourselves, our pupils and in the classroom
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Adele Bates suggests ways to stay connected with pupils, create routines and play to your strengths for learning online
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For pupils who have experienced trauma, abuse, or have additional needs, self-regulation can be harder to achieve. Adele Bates shares ways to support these pupils
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Adele Bates explains how a trauma informed approach might work in practice and the benefits of investigating triggers for supporting learning
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Having problems dealing with behaviour? Adele Bates explains how to reflect on what is and isn’t working, and how to use strategies to benefit pupils’ learning
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How do you know when enough is enough? If you feel that work is negatively impacting your health and wellbeing, ask yourself these questions from Adele Bates to help achieve a better work-life balance
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For pupils with SEMH, the return to ‘normal’ school life could be challenging. Adele Bates considers what staff can expect and how to prepare
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How best to promote good behaviour in schools is a hotly debated topic. Adele Bates explores what can be learned from different sides and recommends further research
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Covering classes, working as a supply teacher, taking your turn on the lockdown rota – all mean having to get to grips with unfamiliar classes and pupils quickly. How can you smooth the process?