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GCSE results day: a head of department’s guide
GCSE results day can be as worrying for staff as it is for students – and heads of department need to support everyone while looking after themselves, too, says Laura May Rowlands
Secondary
19 August 2024
Why teachers should be aware of TikTok ‘exam gurus’
Social media is awash with so-called ‘exam experts’ offering the key to grade 9 GCSE essays – and schools need to counter their dangerous influence, says Laura May Rowlands
Secondary
16 May 2024
Why ‘line-ups’ have improved my mornings
The simple practice of asking pupils to line up at the start of school and after breaktimes can improve pupil behaviour at key points in the day, says Laura May Rowlands
Secondary
16 October 2023
Why - and how - teachers need to support Year 7s with basic life skills
With many Year 7s struggling to read an analogue clock, form relationships and tie their shoelaces, Laura May Rowlands explains how educators can help to plug these gaps
Secondary
21 April 2022
GCSEs: 6 ways teachers can help students prepare
Schools need to maximise the time between mocks and formal exams, says Laura May Rowlands, as she shares the strategies she’s put in place
Secondary
3 March 2022
What to do when a student writes nothing in their exam
Mock exams are important right now – if a student hands in a blank page, here are some tips for giving support
Secondary
4 January 2022
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