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A beginner’s guide to Professor Sugata Mitra

Beginners' guides

Best known for: In 1999 Mitra carried out a series of Hole in the Wall (HIW) experiments about children's learning. The first experiment involved children being given free access to a computer embedde...

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EdTech could transform teaching and learning, but only if teachers – not companies and developers – own it

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Too many teachers don't like technology. As a teacher who trains other primary teachers how to use technology, I find this frustrating because, with the right approach, it can completely transform tea...

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In with the old and new: we need the NQT and the experienced head of department in the same staffroom

Tales from the frontline

It's not just the kettle that gets heated in the staffroom. A combination of pressure from pupils and pressure from management often results in outbursts directed at the wrong people. "You've only bee...

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A beginner’s guide to Jo Boaler

Beginners' guides

Where does she work? Jo Boaler is currently a professor of mathematics education at Stanford University, and faculty director of YouCubed, a provider of new and innovative techniques and resource...

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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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