Get the best experience in our app Enjoy offline reading, category favourites, and instant updates - right from your pocket. Download the App Maybe later Home Why punishment doesn’t work, and 26 other guides Why punishment doesn’t work, and 26 other guides Here is our weekly round-up of teaching guides and advice published by Tes over the last seven days 21st June 2020, 7:01pm Tes Editorial Share Why punishment doesn’t work, and 26 other guides https://www.tes.com/magazine/archive/why-punishment-doesnt-work-and-26-other-guides Copy Link Here’s your round up of practical and useful advice for schools that we have published in the past seven days. Teaching during the coronavirus crisis: Social distancing: a behaviour challenge or not? 3 things we need to watch out for when teens return to school How to get blended learning right for September Getting play right in early years post-Covid: a guide Can we use the teenage brain to make schools safer? 6 questions about the coronavirus catch-up plan Managing transition to secondary in the Covid-19 crisis General teaching topics: Do sanctions alone actually improve behaviour? What to do if you are accused of picking on a pupil How to reassure parents about part-time teaching International: All Dutch primary pupils are back in school: here’s how Everything you should know about the IB extended essay Wellbeing: 4 activities to help anxious students 6 ways to support wellbeing as schools return 4 simple ways to boost teacher wellbeing Recruitment/careers: How we hired 25 teachers during lockdown Why it’s not the worst year to be an NQT 5 reasons your job advert might be putting off applicants 3 things to do if you’re a TA who wants to teach For those with a subscription to the magazine: Trauma-informed education strategies: do they work? Why teachers shouldn’t see eye contact as essential How podcasts can help PSHE How subject knowledge is power for CPD Is transfer of learning an impossible dream? Education research is longer lasting than shallow fads Want to boost student creativity? Take risks yourself Want to keep reading for free? Register with Tes and you can read five free articles every month, plus you'll have access to our range of award-winning newsletters. Register Log in Register with Tes and you can read five free articles every month, plus you'll have access to our range of award-winning newsletters. More information Keep reading for just £4.90 per month /per month for 12 months You've reached your limit of free articles this month. Subscribe for £4.90 per month for three months and get: Unlimited access to all Tes magazine content Exclusive subscriber-only stories Award-winning email newsletters Subscribe now You've reached your limit of free articles this month. Subscribe for £4.90 per month for three months and get: Unlimited access to all Tes magazine content Exclusive subscriber-only stories Award-winning email newsletters More information Read more Teacher interview questions: what will I be asked? Tes Editorial • 10th October 2025 Sats week: key test dates for 2026 Tes Editorial • 1st October 2025 5 top Tes articles for school leaders Tes Editorial • 19th August 2025 5 top Tes articles on the science of learning Tes Editorial • 12th August 2025 Recent Most read Most shared £2m donation boosts Lift Schools’ surplus News 29 January 2026 More parents break term-time holiday rules despite higher fines News 29 January 2026 Rewarding good behaviour key to success, hubs evaluation finds News 29 January 2026 Why SEND reform depends on the early years Teaching & Learning 28 January 2026 DfE writes to schools to push universal RISE support News 26 January 2026 Are perimenopausal teachers getting enough support in schools? Analysis 21 January 2026 DfE to trial AI tutoring tools in schools this year News 26 January 2026 How can special and mainstream schools work together? News 27 January 2026 GCSE reading lists ‘will take decades’ to reflect UK diversity News 27 January 2026