Top tips for encouraging reluctant young writers
Here's 5 tips on how you can encourage your young writers in the classroom.
Why you need to play background music in class
Whether you go for some James Brown funk, an ABBA anthem, Gangnam style, Macarena or Mozart, expect it to have impact.
Cultural sensitivity vs identity in school
Being culturally sensitive is a skill that most teachers are not taught, so here are 5 ways to start understanding your learners.
Getting to grips with RE
While all subjects evolve over time, there can be few subjects that have undergone such a significant pedagogical shift over the years as RE.
10 ideas to develop intrinsic motivation
Studies have revealed that when we incentivise behaviour we actually reduce intrinsic motivation - so how can you harness it in class?
12 Brilliant Praise Methods
Worthy praise makes you smile. It motivates you and increases your discretionary effort. Here’s how to use it at school.
Six bits of EdTech for teachers for 2019
We are all about getting ahead with a bit of tech, but who’s got the time to get good at it?? Here are 6 easy and effective tools for teachers to bring learning to life!
4 key skills from early reading
Here’s four key skills that are perhaps more subtly underpinned by early childhood literacy – but are just as critically important.
10 ways to challenge gender stereotypes
Typecast, labelled and pigeon-holed, children encounter lop-sided and faulty ideas about what they are supposed to ‘be like’ and ‘do’ from a very early age.
Make time to read, and make it count!
Whatever the age of the class, you can boost the quantity and quality of their reading.
3 ways teachers can embrace Blue Monday!
Blue Monday might be considered the most depressing day of the year but for teachers, it could be something to celebrate! Don’t lose heart yet; here are three reasons to love it and make the most of it this year!
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