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As an age 'chasm' opens up between you and your students, you worry about becoming out of touch, says Alan Gillespie

Laura Webb explains why getting teachers to put themselves first more would actually be better for everyone – not least by improving workloads and mental health

If a student asks a question you can't answer, don't bluff it – showing vulnerability is important, says David Murray

Scientists believe it is 'highly likely' that exponential increases in Covid-19 will be seen after schools open

Marking is a stressful and lengthy process – and this summer it has been especially challenging, writes Rufus Reich

Stepping down as head of Fair Isle Primary, Ruth Stout explains the delights and challenges in store for her successor

FE educators have taken control over their own CPD during Covid – and now the genie is out of the bottle

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Scotland's biggest teaching union backs call for older pupils to be offered Covid vaccinations

Starting life in a new country is never easy but these little touches can help make it a bit less daunting

Nearly a third of teachers also say they do not commonly work in well-ventilated classrooms, new survey shows

Health officials alerted to surge in norovirus outbreaks as Covid restrictions eased

As the AoA establishes a social networking channel to support apprentices, AELP warns that government incentives need to be extended if young people are to benefit

AELP’s Jane Hickie asks if the sector is really getting simplification from the changes to further education funding

Call for Covid vaccine rollout comes amid reports that most secondary-age pupils are set to receive a jab