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You can’t measure the impact on your spreadsheet, but Jo Brighouse struggles to think of a better use of classroom time than reading a story out loud

Whoever said supply teaching was the easier option hasn’t spent a morning being shunted from one classroom to another, says Jo Brighouse

It’s easy to envy organised alpha teachers but, says Jo Brighouse, great leaps in knowledge can happen when we’re idle

Most schools have high aspirations for pupils. But, says Jo Brighouse, can they compete with private-school networks?

Talk of ‘worry groups’ and ‘panic zones’ shows teachers aren’t equipped to handle mental health issues, says Jo Brighouse

Jo Brighouse has always objected to over-romanticising thresholds. But at the leaving assembly, she had a tear in her eye