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How to write an educational philosophy statement
More jobs are requesting that candidates state their views on teaching and learning – here’s how to do that in an engaging and honest way
Staff Management
29 April 2024
Safeguarding Around the World: Affluent neglect
In the first in a new series, a school leader in Malaysia discusses the rise of ‘affluent neglect’ and the challenge of creating a safeguarding culture in a school with 60 different nationalities
Compliance
16 November 2023
How to banish the ‘sunk cost fallacy’ and embrace change
The ‘sunk cost fallacy’ – the mindset of ploughing on with something that isn’t working just because you’ve invested time or money in it – is a significant challenge for schools, says head James Worland. Here he explains how to embed a culture of change acceptance instead
Tips & Techniques
17 March 2023
3 steps to beating negativity bias in teaching
Embedding a culture where staff seek out silver linings can do wonders for productivity and morale, according to one international school leader
25 June 2021
A quick way to boost student wellbeing? Deep breathing
Teaching students simple deep breathing can relieve stress and help their sleep and immunity, writes James Worland
11 April 2021