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26 February 2021
Exams 2021: How international schools are tackling TAGs
How can international schools ensure teacher-assessed grades are fair - and don't attract complaints, asks Dan Worth
18 Feb 2021
World Book Day: 6 graphic novels for reluctant readers
Visually stunning and often deeply personal, graphic novels can inspire unenthusiastic readers, says librarian Kate Ling
26 Feb 2021
Weekly highlights: School return, GCSEs and creativity
Tes' round-up from the education world this week features the big back-to-school announcement and GCSE plans
26 Feb 2021
3 ways to get EAL students speaking the language
If teachers want to encourage EAL students to practise speaking English, they can try enlisting the help of family
26 Feb 2021
Exams 2021: DfE won't regulate to stop overseas exams
DfE says it will not prohibit exam boards from setting exams overseas - although most have been cancelled already
25 Feb 2021
How to make helpful adjustments for autistic teachers
Most schools are likely to have autistic staff but may not be making reasonable adjustments for them – these can be simple but make a world of difference, writes Victoria Morris
25 Feb 2021
4 tips for managing behaviour on the return to school
Teachers can expect some challenging behaviour when pupils go back after lockdown – but Elena Diaz has some advice
25 Feb 2021
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Magazine podcast: Ditching grades, teaching creativity
Join us for our weekly discussion about some of the hottest topics included in the latest issue of Tes magazine
25 Feb 2021
8 tips for boosting primary literacy skills remotely
Literacy skills are vital for young learners, so how do we do that best during lockdowns around the world? This teacher has some ideas that may help
25 Feb 2021
Positive pastoral support: two powerful approaches
A strengths-based and solution-focused approach to pastoral care can make all the difference to young people’s understanding of the world and themselves, write Leanne Forde-Nassey and Ollie Ward
24 Feb 2021
5 ways to help new international school staff settle in
There's a lot to take in when starting a new job abroad - here are some ways schools can help staff settle more quickly
24 Feb 2021
Podcast: The places international teaching can take you
We chat with an international school leader who found the move abroad opened up a whole world of new possibilities - in more ways than one
23 Feb 2021
Why you can’t hide behind email for tricky chats
Teachers may all be working remotely but difficult conversations and sensitive matters still require a face-to-face connection
23 Feb 2021
'To whoever needs to hear it – yes, you're good enough'
Teachers need to be kinder to themselves - and recognise that we're all remote-learning NQTs, says Paul Gardner
18 Feb 2021
£60m Covid funding for colleges and universities
Extra funding announced by the Scottish government includes £20m 'to boost research and knowledge exchange'
17 Feb 2021
How schools can focus on empathy in 2021
After a difficult year, it is important to prioritise empathy - Matt Seddon explains how his school plans to do this
17 Feb 2021
Apple, Google and Microsoft certificates: a guide
Apple, Google and Microsoft all offer teaching certificates - but which is best and why? This former principal offers advice
16 Feb 2021
An outdoor stage has been fantastic for our school
Having an outdoor performance space has unleashed the imagination of pupils at one primary during Covid
16 Feb 2021
4 ways to introduce change in an international school
Change is never easy - if you're going to bring in new ways of working at school, this is a handy checklist to guide you
15 Feb 2021
International Baccalaureate 2021: UK exams cancelled
IB scraps all UK exams this year, saying it was 'very unlikely' schools would be able to administer them
15 Feb 2021
6 fundamentals of school leadership
If you're looking to move into leadership, then this leader with almost three decades of experience has some advice
14 Feb 2021
How to work with a former pupil or teacher
What should you do when the new face in the staffroom is an all-too-familiar one? Helen Mars explores how to navigate this professional minefield
14 Feb 2021
5 positive greeting ideas for online lessons
There's no reason you can’t be creative when welcoming students to online lessons, says this teacher
13 Feb 2021
