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Gleaning teachers’ views of how your school operates can yield vital insights that can help bring about meaningful change – but only if leaders are prepared to accept negative as well as positive feedback

As a teacher in an international school, Andy Bayfield says he hopes that one day his job will be taken by a local

Needs some inspiration on why what you do matters? Then these four teacher-heroes of cinema could be the perfect reminder

Pitting knowledge and skills-based lessons against each other is pointless – both can work in harmony, like Lennon and McCartney, says Andy Bayfield

The phrase ‘In the UK we would...’ is said a lot by new international teachers – eventually, you have to accept you are a long way from home

Teachers are addicted to the buzz of ‘performing’ in the classroom – the loss of this audience can be hard to take