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5 ways to help pupils really ‘know’ they know something
Speaking at the World Education Summit, Professor Daniel Willingham discussed how to help pupils address the tricky question of knowing you know something - here we outline some of those ideas
27 Mar 2021
4 ways to stand out when applying for a PE job overseas
The market for PE roles in international schools is fiercely competitive right now – so Philip Mathe offers some advice
8 Apr 2021
Magazine podcast: Times tables, presenting and edtech
Join us for our weekly discussion about some of the hottest topics included in the latest issue of Tes magazine
8 Apr 2021
The view from Thailand: Here we go again
Endless notifications, strategy changes, letters to parents...Life as a senior leader when new coronavirus infections are reported is not easy
7 Apr 2021
Exclusive: Next Pisa to assess Covid impact on students
International study will help to show how the pandemic has affected students' social and emotional development
6 Apr 2021
4 ways to use the senses to boost EYFS vocabulary
Sight is an easy way to help link words to objects - but why not use smell, touch, taste and sound too? This teachers has and found it works wonders
6 Apr 2021
8 hilarious times students misheard their teachers
Teaching can lead to some hilarious misunderstandings - as these teachers proved when they took to Twitter to share some of their funniest anecdotes
3 Apr 2021
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Why we used a drone to capture school sports day
22 Mar 2021
5 ways to build your personal teaching brand
With much of schools’ recruitment now done online, candidates need to make themselves more marketable, says international leader Mark Steed
3 Apr 2021
7 tips for CPD without going on a training course
Going on a course is great – but teachers prove they are proactive by pursuing their own CPD, says Katie Tomlinson
2 Apr 2021
Composite classes ‘highly beneficial’ for attainment
New research also finds that ‘class structure may be more important for attainment than class size’
1 Apr 2021
6 ways to support students still facing exams this year
With international students still facing exams in many countries, this teacher offers some tips for preparation
31 Mar 2021
Lack of edtech data on helping pupils with disabilities
Evidence review also reveals that many teachers need training on how to use new education technology
31 Mar 2021
IGCSE exams cancelled in Qatar and Saudi Arabia
Nations follow UAE in ending the possibility of exams going ahead, switching instead to school-assessed grades
30 Mar 2021
Kirschner: direct instruction 'not just for dinosaurs’
Speaking at the World Education Summit, the renowned cognitive psychologist backs more traditional teaching approaches
24 Mar 2021
Why we used a drone to capture school sports day
Technology has changed a lot about education but a drone at sports day is perhaps the most innovative idea so far. A teacher-turned-drone pilot for the day explains more
22 Mar 2021
5 ways to create a truly intercultural classroom
International schools need to encourage sharing and understanding between cultures in the classroom - here are some ways to do just that
21 Mar 2021
3 ways the pandemic has reduced email overload
Schools may have relied heavily on technology in lockdown - but this has helped reduce email overload, says this headteacher, who hopes the change is here to stay
20 Mar 2021
Watch: What’s it like to be BAME and teaching overseas?
Attitudes towards diversity can differ from country to country, so we asked a panel of teachers from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds to share their experience of working abroad
19 Mar 2021
How to help teens with sleep and social media use
Psychology researchers have gone beyond the 'scary' headlines to look at the evidence on social media and teenage sleep
19 Mar 2021
5 ways to ace recruitment during Covid
With fewer international teachers moving jobs right now, schools need to stand out from the crowd, says Katie Tomlinson
18 Mar 2021
England a world leader in teacher stress
More than two in three teachers in England report being stressed by school accountability measures compared to 45% global average
18 Mar 2021
Covid leaves teachers ‘drained and frustrated’
International school teachers feel angry, overwhelmed and stressed due to extra demands of pandemic, poll shows
17 Mar 2021
How international schools kept their soul during Covid
International schools have gone to great lengths to ensure they have retained their community spirit, finds Carly Page
17 Mar 2021
5 messages to keep exam classes motivated
16 Mar 2021
