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Anonymous staff surveys: a double-edged sword
Unattributed feedback has its pros and cons. We look at how to make it work well in your school
15 September 2019
4 common teacher questions on English language answered
The questions that teachers of English language at GCSE and A level frequently ask of exam boards – and the answers
12 September 2019
How Quizlet can benefit new teachers
Quizlet allows NQTs to see their teaching is having the desired impact – and buys some thinking time in lessons, too
6 September 2019
How to identify autistic girls - and what you can do to help
Research into autism has focused almost exclusively on boys. And even though that is beginning to change, many girls are still going undiagnosed. Psychologist Felicity Sedgewick tells Dan Worth how teachers can spot the signs and provide support
19 July 2019
Rise of the smartphone
Technology expert Daniel Worth argues that mobile dominance will make ‘BYOD’ an inevitable part of school life
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23 January 2017