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Aptitude assessments can help colleges to understand a student’s strengths and attributes, along with any additional support that they may need. But before introducing such tests, care must be taken to establish their integrity and any results should be viewed with caution, finds Carly Page

The use of animals in schools to reduce student stress is well known, but the sight of a pet dog in an FE setting is less common. While some may be unsure how to integrate animals into college life, Carly Page tracks down a few of those who have made it work

Legal relaxations in the UAE could well make the nation even more appealing to international teachers

With nativity plays still going ahead in many schools, teachers won’t be lucky enough to avoid the annual casting minefield – and now research shows that the choices they make can have a lasting impact on children’s self-esteem. Carly Page asks the experts about the best way to achieve a Christmas miracle

From stress relief to good grades, grinning in a school setting has a raft of benefits – even if you’re faking it, discovers Carly Page. Which is great news if your default facial expression is less than happy

After months of learning remotely, most students are back in the classroom. Do they need a college space that has all the comforts of home furnishings, or would a workplace-like environment facilitate learning more effectively? Carly Page investigates