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Coronavirus: Teaching online a ‘steep learning curve’
Teaching from a hotel room hasn’t been easy – but teachers and students have been remarkably resilient, says Joanna Rose
12 March 2020
Teachers know how to protest: a demonstration
We have all the skills needed to get our point across, defuse tension and fight for good causes, says this primary teacher
5 January 2018
Even dancing pigs can’t stop politics chat in the classroom
Political debate is inevitable among our children, and it is our responsibility to ensure it takes place in a constructive and respectful manner
9 June 2017
Pause, put pedagogy aside and break out the glitter
Christmas gives teachers an opportunity have a bit of fun with their class – sometimes we can focus too hard on the ‘try harder, do better’ approach
23 December 2016
A ‘wet break’ means the children kick up a storm
The announcement of an indoor break on a rainy day sends children into a whirlwind of excitement – you might as give up at this point
16 December 2016