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6 ways to stand out in an international job interview
Job interviews for international schools are often highly competitive – Paul Gardner offers some tips to give you an edge
14 June 2021
5 things you must know if you want to teach abroad
A seasoned international teacher outlines the major differences to working abroad that you should consider before applying
6 June 2021
3 ways the pandemic has reduced email overload
Schools may have relied heavily on technology in lockdown – but this has helped reduce email overload, says this headteacher, who hopes the change is here to stay
20 March 2021
‘To whoever needs to hear it - yes, you’re good enough’
Teachers need to be kinder to themselves – and recognise that we’re all remote-learning NQTs, says Paul Gardner
18 February 2021
How audio feedback is transforming teaching
Audio feedback cuts down pen-to-paper marking and students can retrieve it whenever they want, writes Paul Gardner
12 February 2021
Let’s not overlook the benefits of a quiet classroom
Collaboration and interaction are important, of course, but sometimes silence really is golden, as remote teaching has shown us, says this teacher
5 February 2021
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