Tails From The Classroom And Beyond: How Animals Are Helping Us...
By: Russell Grigg
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised concerns over its impact on children’s emotional well-being and mental health. But researchers are reporting some good...
Strategies to Ensure Safeguarding and Wellbeing of Children in the Middle...
By: AnnMarie Christian
‘A person’s a person, no matter how small'. Dr Seuss
Since 2008 I’ve been fortunate in having the opportunity to frequently visit and...
Burnout in Teaching and What You Can Do About It
By: Neil Thomas
In July 2020, my wife and I said goodbye to our home for the last nine years. We had enjoyed every moment...
Assessing as a Support for Learning
This article has been written by Edmentum who offer education technology that teachers can trust. Edmentum boasts 60 years of experience in K-12 digital...
Mind the Gap – Has The Pandemic Really Caused A Learning...
By: Mark Leppard
The Coronavirus pandemic has impacted the entire globe, with no country left unscathed. It has impacted trade, travel, politics, hospitality, sport and...
Rescuing a Generation From The COVID-19 Rabbit Hole
By: Matthew Savage
I recently rewatched Tim Burton’s gothic reimagining of Alice in Wonderland, and, amid what The Guardian aptly described as its “hydrocephalic nightmare”...
Retrieval Practice Ideas For Every Classroom
By:Kate Jones
Retrieval practice has become a widely used strategy in the classroom. Retrieval practice is the act of recalling information, embedded in long term...
The pillars of the ‘new’ modern classroom
While the move to remote learning accelerated the uptake of education technology, it was not without its challenges. With the digital divide widening attainment...
Pedagogy and Technology: Teaching and Learning in the Age of COVID-19
By: Natasha Cox
Globally, educators have altered their methods of instructional facilitation, due to COVID-19, prompting pandemic driven teaching and learning practices. As a result,...
Are You Making Adequate Provision for Gifted and Talented Students?
By: Shakila Mohammed
All students have the right to access equal and quality education that addresses their strengths and weaknesses. Most of the schools have...
