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4 ways to supercharge a school's engine: middle leaders
Middle leaders are the engine of a school - those in charge need to do all they can to empower them, says Ian Thurston
25 Nov 2020
3 golden rules that guided our second teaching lockdown
The second round of remote teaching led this school to put some clear rules in place to guide its distance-teaching strategies
29 Nov 2020
Struggling to settle at a new school? You’re not alone
Nothing has been easy this year so don’t let that cloud your judgement over a new school move - just take it one day at a time
28 Nov 2020
4 ways to liven up registration time
If you think a bit creatively, you can use registration time to boost learning and improve wellbeing, says Niall Crowley
27 Nov 2020
To profit or not-for-profit, that is the question
If you want to teach internationally, the choice of profit or not-for-profit school might not be as simple as you think
27 Nov 2020
The magazine podcast: Door greetings, gangs and words
Join us for our weekly discussion about some of the hottest topics included in the latest issue of Tes magazine
26 Nov 2020
5 tips to create a profile as an international educator
If you would like to make a name for yourself sharing your teaching expertise, here are five ways to go about it
26 Nov 2020
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We're leading the world in tackling period poverty
New legislation means no one in Scotland will have to worry where their next tampon is coming from, says Monica Lennon
26 Nov 2020
Why we've been offering virtual school accreditation
COBIS quickly moved its accreditation services for international schools online to provide support, says Colin Bell
25 Nov 2020
Podcast: Why maintaining international networks matters
Liz Free, director and CEO of International School Rheintal, talks about the challenge of keeping connected during Covid
24 Nov 2020
Why we adopted Google's way of working in our classroom
Giving students time to pursue their own ideas is great, says Emma Sanderson - after all, it drove Google to success
24 Nov 2020
How Covid-19 has shown us the power of the arts
The arts have provided inspiration in lockdown – schools need to focus more on these subjects, says Rebecca Findlay
23 Nov 2020
Advice for single expat teachers during a pandemic
Life as a single teacher abroad can be amazing - but during a pandemic the usual social scene has collapsed. Kate Jones offers some advice on making the best of this time to yourself
22 Nov 2020
Do your clothes show what sort of teacher you are?
Teachers can be broken down into two groups: those who have work-only uniform and those who don't, says Gordon Cairns
21 Nov 2020
There's a magic to teaching that rewards the faithful
We can't always see the moment a breakthrough is made but teachers have to trust that moment of magic will occur - because it usually does
20 Nov 2020
Teaching in paradise - until the photocopier breaks
Living on the edge of the Indian Ocean is idyllic - and the teaching is pretty good too. But that doesn't mean things don't go wrong sometimes...
20 Nov 2020
Why in-house CPD is making a comeback - for the better
With Covid changing how professional development is delivered, maybe it's time to reassess the benefits of in-house CPD?
19 Nov 2020
Why international schools need sequenced wellbeing
A consistent focus on wellbeing in the curriculum can have far-reaching benefits, says this international deputy head
18 Nov 2020
Why we should take time to explain why topics matter
Pupils need to know why they are learning something – so setting a real-life context is important, says Gregory Adam
18 Nov 2020
5 essential phrases to learn if you're teaching abroad
Knowing these phrases can save teachers a lot of time when moving overseas – and make getting to know colleagues easier
17 Nov 2020
Who's captain of your ship – Shackleton or Schettino?
International teachers look to their leaders in the Covid crisis – they need a reliable skipper, says this teacher
17 Nov 2020
'Surveillance parenting' is here - what can schools do?
More and more children are now wearing GPS devices so that their parents can track their every move, says Mark Steed
16 Nov 2020
3 ways to teach tolerance and that it's OK to disagree
To mark International Day for Tolerance, a teacher in the US explains how to teach learners an important life lesson
16 Nov 2020
