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Learning how to understand your emotions has huge rewards – both as a teacher and a human being, says Aidan Harvey-Craig

To sleep, perchance to dream...but how can you do it well? Aidan Harvey-Craig offers some insights on this surprisingly complex topic

The art of doing nothing is harder than it looks but work at it and there are plenty of benefits, explains Aidan Harvey-Craig

Teachers can learn a lot about their pupils through the music they listen to and help them understand how music can be a powerful influence – both good and bad

We must not allow competitive victimhood to become a debilitating issue for this generation – inspiring role models who take action against injustices must be the model they aspire to

The ancient art of kintsugi can help teachers to address the danger of perfectionism in pupils, says Aidan Harvey-Craig