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How to avoid putting too much pressure on yourself as you embark on your teaching career

Teacher tips

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It's the joke answer to that difficult job interview question: "My biggest weakness is that I'm a perfectionist." But the reality of perfectionism isn't funny, with massive stress caused by unrealisti...

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Putting robust research at the head of education policy, professional development and classroom practice

Research Matters

As far back as 1999, Professor Robert Coe, in his Manifesto for Good Education, argued that too many policies have been imposed on schools without adequate evidence about their likely effects and cost...

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Six behaviours teachers should praise to help pupils build a growth mindset

Expert Insights

Byline: Bradley Busch Ask someone about growth mindset, and the majority of people will be able to tell you that it is different from a fixed mindset. We've blogged previously about the best way to ca...

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Formative assessment. How do teachers know their students are learning?

Research Matters

The short answer is, of course, that they don't. Not unless they get effective, structured feedback from their students. This is where 'formative assessment' comes in. Paul Black and Dylan Wiliam, in ...

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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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