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01 Dec 2020
Encouraging students to try something new in summer holidays is a real challenge for teachers. Of course, students need a break too; refreshing the batteries and all that, but they also benefit from
18 Nov 2020
Every winter, the temperatures outside drop, and the number of common cold cases increases. Not only that but this year there could also be a rise in the number of COVID-19 cases as the winter months emerge.
17 Nov 2020
The Coronavirus pandemic has forced many people to make significant changes to their lives, whether it be changes to their daily routine, changes to their careers or financial changes.
14 Nov 2020
Questioning is at the heart of all good teaching and learning. Asking questions is essential to check understanding and to maintain engagement. On average, a teacher asks between 300
14 Nov 2020
Concerns have been raised that there are significant gaps in both initial teaching training and the early career framework for training for teachers in digital teaching and learning. A similar criticism has been
14 Nov 2020
There have been many words and phrases that have entered the general public’s lexicon during 2020 that literally meant absolutely nothing to the vast majority of people before the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
14 Nov 2020
The government’s announcement that exams in England are to go ahead in 2021, but with a three-week delay to give students more time to prepare was met with a mixed reaction from teachers.
27 Oct 2020
In 2020, many teachers have had to change their teaching techniques. Even with social distancing measures, some music-making can increase your risk of spreading or catching COVID-19.
21 Oct 2020
The current Year 11 missed out on the chaos and confusion that the 2020 GCSEs became. Even so, this year’s exam cohort face a very challenging year ahead. Keeping students motivated
14 Oct 2020
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, of course, but the recent GCSE and A-Level grading fiasco does seem to suggest that it was a mistake to scrap coursework. It was the decision of former
