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Work hard and smart: four simple ways to help your students improve their revision

Teacher tips

Why do some people learn at a faster rate than others? Answering this question has been researcher K. Anders Ericsson's life work. He has studied expert performers in various walks of life, including ...

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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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Focus on ... The Teaching Schools Council

Research Matters

With its network of over 600 teaching schools across nine English regional networks, the Teaching Schools Council (TSC) has a regional and national-facing school improvement role. Its belief that grea...

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Competition can be helpful in the classroom – but teachers need to use it carefully

Expert Insights

When it comes to introducing competition into your classroom, opinion is both fierce and divided. Is a little healthy rivalry useful for motivation? Or should students focus solely on their own achiev...

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'Look at me!' We need to understand attention-seekers – and show them that words can hurt

Tales from the frontline

The thing about being a school teacher – be it primary, secondary, early years or whatever – is that you see an awful lot of interesting behaviour in the course of your daily grind. There is always so...

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