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Many teachers hate group work, but it may be because they are not doing it effectively, argues one academic

The evidence base is clear that phonics is the ‘great equaliser’ when it comes to reading, says one cognitive scientist

In the magazine this week: is there such a thing as the right personality for teaching?

The number of female mathematicians in the public eye is hard to count on one hand, though the work of one rising star could help solve this sexism conundrum. Lucy Rycroft-Smith is jumping for joy

We have to take a more scientific approach to character education, suggests psychologist Angela Duckworth

Video 1: Tes have teamed up with Specialist advisory teacher for autism, Claire Droney, in this series of ten videos made for teachers in mainstream classrooms.