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LISTEN: ‘English teachers should do less marking’
In this week’s Tes English podcast, Carl Hendrick and Robin Macpherson discuss what research has to say about marking
25 September 2018
LISTEN: Can collaboration beat the workload crisis?
In the first episode of the new Tes English teaching podcast, Jamie Thom speaks to the founders of Team English
3 September 2018
Silence can be golden in the classroom
Teachers intent on creating a dynamic atmosphere may be wary of calling for quiet, but sometimes this can be vital for helping pupils to develop their powers of concentration, writes English teacher and author Jamie Thom
27 July 2018
Lower the revs or face burnout
Teaching has become fixed in the fast lane, whether it’s competitive marking or the drive to produce perfect fast-paced lessons. But, as Jamie Thom writes, there’s a new ‘slow’ movement on the march
5 January 2018