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Teachers may have reservations about being replaced by tech, but the retention crisis means we’re running out of options, writes Jo Brighouse

When weighing up your successes and failures as a teacher, remember that it’s not all about the qualifications your pupils may or may not come away with, says Jo Brighouse

Despite having cash to equalise opportunity, it’s not always possible to offer all pupils the same support

Easter is a good time for introducing pupils to ethical posers, but if you enter the moral maze, be sure of your own path

Jo Brighouse’s school’s policy of allowing children to bring in their own pens and pencils to cut costs quickly resulted in a widespread addiction to natty stationery

In years gone by, teachers used to stay at one school for life – but these days long-serving staff are being driven out, says Jo Brighouse