This section covers all things teaching. Here, experienced teachers delve into the art and science of education, covering everything from the intricacies of live modelling and asking thought-provoking questions to practical tips for both new and experienced educators. These articles are crafted to help you unlock the full potential of your students and refine your teaching techniques.
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Despite being a required part of the A Level Maths specification, the Large Data Set is frequently overlooked and poorly understood. But used well, it’s a powerful tool for developing statistical thinking. This article offers clear, classroom-ready approaches to help students engage meaningfully with real data.
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Considering supply teaching? Whether you’re looking for flexibility, experience, or a change of pace, this article covers everything you need to know. Learn how supply teaching works, what to look for in an agency, and the key skills needed for success. Plus, explore the pros and cons to help you decide if it’s the right fit for you.
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Turn and Talk is a simple yet transformative classroom routine that sparks discussion, builds confidence, and deepens understanding, ensuring every student participates in the learning process. Discover how to make it a cornerstone of your teaching and adapt it to suit any subject.
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In this article, chemistry teacher Dan explores the benefits of visualisers, provides a practical example, and highlights how they can enhance teaching by fostering clearer explanations, effective modelling, and real-time feedback. Perfect for teachers looking to move beyond PowerPoint and engage students more dynamically!
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English teacher Andrew Atherton shares a creative approach to poetry revision. Discover how introducing the bibliographic code and letting students carve their own poetic creations can ignite engagement and a fresh appreciation for poetry. Perfect for Year 7 through Year 13, this lesson will make revision exciting and memorable.
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Struggling to get your English class talking? Discover why traditional cold calling doesn’t always work in English classrooms and learn simple strategies to encourage meaningful engagement and discussion. Bring your lessons to life with methods that work for the unique dynamics of English classrooms.
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Mini whiteboards are a game-changer in the classroom. They allow teachers to quickly assess every student’s understanding, enforce accountability, and encourage risk-taking. This article by science teacher Dan explores how these simple tools can boost participation and transform your teaching.
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Boost student metacognition with ‘blue sky highlighting’. Learn how this simple feedback strategy can transform your classroom, encouraging students to think deeply about their work and become more independent learners. Discover easy-to-implement techniques to make feedback more engaging and effective.
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Unlock the power of the humble index card in your English classroom with these innovative teaching techniques. From linking quotations to scaffolding essay structures, discover how index cards can enhance critical thinking and organisation. Elevate your teaching methods and inspire student creativity!
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