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Why students need an international education?
A truly international education is about taking the opportunity to engage our students in cultures and perspectives beyond their immediate environment, writes one English teacher
27 October 2017
How to develop leadership skills in students
You could have the next prime minister, tech genius, or business mogul in your class. So how can you develop their leadership skills?
10 October 2017
‘Why teacher pay shouldn’t be dictated by exam results’
GCSE results: Performance-related pay based on exam results leads us down a dark path of unnecessary pressure, writes one English teacher
25 August 2017
GCSE results day 2017: the greatest unknown quantity in modern education
GCSE results day is always filled with uncertainties – but this year’s will carry more than usual. Here are a few questions one English teacher will be asking
19 August 2017
‘Take this last moment before the holidays to look back on everything you have done and be proud’
It’s nearly time to go the local pub with your comrades and celebrate the end of term but before you do, take a few quiet moments to revisit your classroom
14 July 2017
‘100 per cent attendance is an achievement worth celebrating’
A rare few children, despite it all, come in every single day of the year. Perhaps they can’t take full credit for this achievement, but don’t tell me it has no value
13 July 2017
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