Teach Middle East Magazine

By: Chris Scorer FCCT, MA, BA, PGCE, CELTA Nobody likes letting go, but if done properly, it can be both liberating and empowering. This applies...

As we embark on the new academic year 2024/2025, we challenge administrators and teachers to consider the integration of the arts into their curricula,...

Just about every good development in education is the result of a team effort. As we tell our students, collaboration is one of the top...

A unique partnership of women leaders in the education field have combined their energies to proudly announce the inaugural Women in Educational Leadership Network...

Teacher and storyteller Enoch Shin, who hails from Anaheim, California, highlights the power of storytelling in the profession, with an Amherst Student article by...

By: Dee Saran The traditional structures of schools must evolve to reflect core pedagogical practices. These spaces must be designed in partnership with educators who...

What is Literacy? Literacy? Isn't that primarily the responsibility of English teachers? Not necessarily. We are all teachers of literacy. While English teachers certainly contribute,...