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GCSEs and A levels 2021: Can exams ever be fair?
GCSE and A-level exams will be unfair in 2021, says Mark Enser – but is that really any different to any other year?
14 October 2020
GCSEs 2021: How do we keep students motivated?
The ongoing uncertainty around what exams will look like in 2021 gives teachers a chance to improve how they use intrinsic motivation in the classroom, argues Mark Enser
13 October 2020
Why we’re still getting feedback wrong
Teachers should be acting on the feedback of pupils – not the other way around, argues Mark Enser
7 October 2020
6 ways to fine-tune your explanations
Now circulating the room is not possible, making explanations from the front as good as they can be is essential, says Mark Enser. Here are his tips to hone your technique
27 September 2020
Is this the key to future lockdown learning?
If schools have to close, or shift to remote learning on rotas, Mark Enser argues that preparation will be key to success. He outlines how this should be done.
30 August 2020
Are you asking fertile questions? If not, you should be
If we really want our children to understand the what and the why of their curriculum, then fertile questions should be at the core of your teaching, argues Mark Enser
19 July 2020
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