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

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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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Dear students, thank you for being so wonderful that I forget about the stress and enjoy my career

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Tales from the frontline

Dear students, Thank you. You may not know it, but you're fantastic. As the teacher, it is my job to create an environment that's as conducive to learning as possible. This may include considering sea...

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David Didau and the discipline of cognitive psychology

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David Didau is one of a small but growing band of practising teachers who promote the importance of research informed practice. His popular blog The Learning Spy seeks to identify the m...

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Schools thrive with order, discipline and the eccentric teachers who do things differently

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"Let down your buckets!" Mr Wilkes shouts at window-shaking volume. It's 1993 or 1994 and I am in my earth science class, a subject I think would be called geography today. Mr Wilkes paces the front o...

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Laugh it up: how comedy can improve students’ writing skills

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Research from the National Literacy Trust has found that young people who enjoy writing very much are seven times more likely to write above the level expected for their age, compared with those who d...

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