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By targeting school data, educators in Qatar were able to design personalised development programmes with a measurable impact

Too often, reading instruction for children with ASD just focuses on word recognition skills, says Ruta Rackaityte, who shares what happened when she introduced guided reading

Booklets are growing in popularity – but there's a risk they'll become the curriculum, rather than a tool to support it, writes Mark Enser

Catch up with all the latest news and views from education

Play that involves an element of risk has been proven to help primary children cope with anxiety – and here's how schools can deliver it

As one teenager explains the impact that thin, starving characters had on her, one leader shares ways teachers can help

There's so much that primary and secondary teachers can learn from each other, if only they would collaborate, says Zoe Enser

When considering leadership, teachers need to think about their personal circumstances and experience, says Julie Smith

Students need more than qualifications to get a place at a top university – and super-curricular activities are giving their applications that boost. But how do they work in practice?

As more schools shorten the summer break and extend October half-term, this head shares advice for those considering the move

Achieving a good level of development in the early years matters but relentless tracking is damaging for everyone, writes Julian Grenier

Tes presents a round-up of the biggest education news stories and features from the past week

Disciplinary literacy is the key to tackling low-level reading and writing, says Kathrine Mortimore – but many schools are getting it wrong

Workplace bullying is often not just about those directly involved, but about those who are looking on, too, finds Grainne Hallahan