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Negative interactions between pupils waste precious time in the classroom – so spread kindness, says Gregory Adam

A teacher still teaching remotely shares three tactics that he’s honed over the year to ensure tip-top online class behaviour

Pupils need to know why they are learning something – so setting a real-life context is important, says Gregory Adam

Making flipped learning work for remote teaching requires some planning – but get it right and it can still deliver plenty of benefits

Sometimes a few words of encouragement or a sense of responsibility can work wonders for students, writes Gregory Adam

Sometimes it’s best to correct an error straight away – but on other occasions it’s better to let the discussion flow