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Classroom fad or fix? The big picture on class sizes

Classroom fad or fiction

What is it? The belief that smaller class sizes mean better results for pupils. It's an idea that has huge support among parents, who (understandably) follow the logic that if there are fewer pu...

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A teaching assistant explains why she thinks teaching staff shouldn’t shy away from discussing current affairs with young pupils

Tales from the frontline

By Siobhan Woodhouse Children are never too young to start learning about the world around them. I soon learned this after discussing topics such as the war in Syria and the EU referendum with ch...

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A beginner’s guide to Professor James Heckman

Beginners' guides

Where does he work? Heckman is an American economist currently working at the University of Chicago as the Henry Schultz Distinguished Service Professor of Economics, professor of law at the Law Schoo...

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Brain food: why breakfast really is the most important meal of the day

Expert Insights

We've all heard that it's the most important meal of the day, but research has made it official: breakfast is linked to better performance in the classroom. According to a study from Cardiff Universit...

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I nearly left teaching after the first term – 30 years on, here’s my advice for those considering quitting

Tales from the frontline

Growing up, the only thing I ever wanted to do was to be a teacher. I loved my subject, English, and wanted a career that let me continue to read and discuss, think and learn, and convey my enthusiasm...

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