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A Christmas Carol: the teacher wellbeing edition
Worries about work can spoil your Christmas – here, one teacher shares the lessons he’s learned when they’ve consumed him
General
23 December 2021
Exams 2022: How to stop an examiner crisis next year
Will there be a dearth of GCSE and A-level examiners next year after two years of no marking? It’s a situation we can’t allow to happen, says this senior examiner
Secondary
26 July 2021
Are teachers paid enough? Let’s do the sums
Teachers might appear relatively well paid but long hours mean they are earning less than those in other careers
General
4 May 2021
GCSEs 2021: How to give fair teacher-assessed grades
Unconscious bias risks variation in teacher-assessed grades – so we must work together for fairness, says Chris Eyre
Secondary
11 March 2021
‘Why students’ attendance should be celebrated’
If good attendance isn’t recognised, teachers risk lowering students’ expectations, argues Chris Eyre
22 April 2019
Teacher sabbaticals: Could time out stop burnout?
Sabbaticals work in other careers to help workers re-energise mid-career. Why can’t it work in teaching, Chris Eyre writes
7 March 2019