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Everyone copes differently, so drop the judgement
This week’s issue of Tes coincides with Mental Health Awareness Week – so what better time to remind ourselves that there’s no one way of improving wellbeing
General
14 May 2021
The best teachers are those who doubt their own methods
Research can shed light on approaches to teaching and learning but education professionals shouldn’t let it dictate their classroom practice
General
7 May 2021
Pupils’ simply ‘having a device’ just won’t cut it
Greater use of technology in schools is inevitable but how can teachers ensure that all students have equipment that is up to the task?
General
30 April 2021
Taking a break is essential for our mental health
Everyone – pupils, school staff, parents, those at the DfE – should take a step back from trying to catch up for the sake of their own wellbeing, writes Jon Severs
General
23 April 2021
CPD is key, but teachers must be given control of it
We’re told that teacher CPD is the key to Covid catch-up and retention – but it must be led by schools rather than the government, says Jon Severs
General
9 April 2021
Rehabilitate your thinking around pupil referral units
PRUs are too often viewed as somewhere children go when they “can’t” be educated – a narrative that does a disservice to staff and students
Specialist Sector
1 April 2021
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