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1 simple trick to help teachers fulfil their dreams
For busy teachers, finding a new job or starting a new project can seem overwhelming – but Gregory Adam is here to help
4 Jan 2021
Tes magazine podcast: The brain, office layouts, speech
Join us for our weekly discussion about some of the hottest topics included in the latest issue of Tes magazine
15 Jan 2021
Why teachers might as well jump to Van Halen
A brief burst of exercise can boost teachers' wellbeing – and dancing to a rock classic works for Aidan Harvey-Craig
14 Jan 2021
GCSE and iGCSE exam divergence risks students’ futures
Without consistency in exams across the international sector, an international head wonders how students can be judged fairly
14 Jan 2021
Ask teachers if exams are fair, IB is told
International Baccalaureate survey on exams safety fails to address Covid disruption to education, says school leader
13 Jan 2021
Life after Erasmus: 8 ways to retain a global outlook
UK schools upset at losing Erasmus can take heart from this school's approach to fostering an international mindset
13 Jan 2021
Why the Capitol riot shows the need for moral education
After the attack on democracy in Washington, PSHE and critical thinking have never been more important, says Chris Lindop
12 Jan 2021
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Dyslexia: Why being a dyslexic teacher is a gift
Primary teacher Gemma Clark says having dyslexia has made her a better teacher for all of her pupils
11 Jan 2021
Why cheap Chinese motorbikes lure pupils from education
In Africa, many children are abandoning school for easy money as motorbike taxi drivers, warns Catherine Audrey Simango
10 Jan 2021
How to move your recruitment process online
With many schools again forced into partial closure, how can headteachers and governors ensure they are properly assessing candidates? We spoke to some leaders already recruiting their staff online
8 Jan 2021
4 ways to help build teachers’ technology skills
Technology is more important than ever, so school leaders have to find ways to help the most tech-adverse staff adapt to this new way of working, says Jennie Devine
7 Jan 2021
5 ways to survive another remote teaching lockdown
A teacher who's just emerged from a second remote teaching lockdown offers advice for UK teachers about to embark on theirs
6 Jan 2021
International schools seek clarity on UK exam changes
COBIS stresses that schools in other parts of the world are still able to teach for exams set by UK exam boards
6 Jan 2021
4 ways to assess a school beyond the glossy photos
International schools may post adverts with pictures of beaches – but this is far from the reality of teaching abroad
4 Jan 2021
Want to boost your wellbeing in 2021? Go to bed earlier
Why a good night's sleep should not be overlooked in the focus to achieve a happy state of wellbeing when working in schools
3 Jan 2021
Why 2021 will be all about The Stockdale Paradox
Schools need to keep optimism and reality in balance this year but trust a better future awaits
2 Jan 2021
Why new year's resolutions are bad for teachers
After everything Covid has thrown at teachers, Gordon Cairns says 2021 is the year to can new year's resolutions
1 Jan 2021
Here's how to really make a new year’s resolution stick
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1 Jan 2021
Drink more at work and 2 other resolutions for 2021
Forget grand 'I'll reinvent myself' goals for 2021 – the key should be small, manageable and useful changes, as teacher Tim Tuckley outlines
31 Dec 2020
Why a teacher's strong accent is no barrier to learning
For teachers with strong regional accents, moving abroad can make this vocal trait even more notable - and lead to many interesting moments along the way
30 Dec 2020
5 ways I kept language lessons fun and interactive
A teacher outlines how he found pandemic-proof ways to make language lessons memorable - including a novel arm-dancing exercise
29 Dec 2020
Why I launched an online art magazine for our school
Keen to boost the profile of art in his school, this teacher found that showing work off online had a powerful effect
28 Dec 2020
No classroom? No problem: how I made my displays mobile
Forced into a nomadic teaching existence, this teacher found a novel way to take his classroom displays with him
23 Dec 2020
