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Teacher textbooks are failing trainees. They peddle debunked ideas rather than evidence-based learning strategies.

Research Matters

Common sense suggests, scientific research tells you, and Pisa proves it; what makes the biggest difference to student outcomes is the teacher in front of the class. That means if you really...

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A beginner’s guide to Professor Toby Greany

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Beginners' guides

Where does he work? Toby Greany is currently professor of education at the University of Nottingham, prior to which he was a professor of leadership and innovation at University College London's ...

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The science of sleep and why it should be every new teacher's priority

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Featured

We all know the stereotype of the coffee-guzzling, yawn-suppressing teacher – but that image has its roots in the very real stress that teacher's early starts and long hours can put on your body....

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Should headteachers and school leaders maintain a teaching commitment?

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Teacher tips

A recent Twitter conversation about the advantages and disadvantages of headteachers having a teaching commitment made me thoughtful. I was a head for 30 years and taught each class of year 7 one Engl...

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It’s easy to get lost in the anxieties and meaningless goals as a teacher, but the tiny everyday kindnesses make the job

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Tales from the frontline

He was a kid I'd barely noticed. I'd been teaching the class for just a few weeks and, as is always the case, certain heads had raised themselves above the parapet: the defaulters, the jokers, t...

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