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You’re either the type of teacher who tears up the lesson when a pupil takes you down an expected path, or you’re the sort who sticks rigidly to the script. Which are you?

A useful reminder that, when it comes to students’ behavioural issues, it’s not all about the teacher

Apparently Japanese tourists have been suffering ‘Paris syndrome’ – extreme disappointment when the reality fails to live up to the romantic expectation. Something similar afflicts many of our NQTs

Sometimes the school is the only place some children will encounter a caring heart

Pupil, teacher and equipment breakdowns are a reminder of the importance of behaviour management

It is more important that teachers make a connection with their pupils than that they are liked by them, argues primary school educator Jo Brighouse