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Teachers
What makes a good teacher?
What makes a good teacher? This article explores the qualities that matter most, from subject knowledge and planning to empathy, humour, and adaptability. Grounded in classroom experience, it offers a thoughtful take on what really helps teachers build connection, confidence, and lasting impact.
Teachers
Is supply teaching right for you?
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.
Teachers
7 top tips for teaching a new subject
Nela Brockington shares seven valuable tips for educators venturing into the world of teaching a new subject. From enhancing subject knowledge to embracing your unique perspective as a new learner, this guide will help you navigate this exciting journey and re-energise your teaching career.
Teachers
Teaching abroad: Should I stay or should I go?
“Should I teach abroad?” is a question that many educators ponder. For maths teacher Tania Shannon, her adventure led her from the UK to teaching in Bangkok. In this article, she offers insights into the challenges and rewards of the expat experience, sharing her unique perspective on life, students, and the freedom of teaching overseas.
Teachers
To be or not to be an examiner − that is the question
Kathy Freeston, an A level Biology teacher, shares her journey into the world of examining. What started as a quest for extra income became an enlightening experience. Kathy delves into the valuable benefits of being an examiner, from refining her teaching skills to gaining insights into the intricacies of assessment.
Teachers
Why and how to go about reflecting on your teaching career
With 25 years of teaching experience, Carol Atherton reflects on the evolution of education. In this insightful article, she emphasises the importance of continuous reflection and offers four key questions for educators to ponder. From core values to sources of support, her wisdom reminds teachers of why they do what they do.
