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Tuesday
13th Mar 2018
What does an inclusive classroom really look like?
Making learning accessible to all pupils needn’t be complicated, says Gemma Corby, but sometimes we need to remind ourselves of the basic adjustments that will make our classrooms more inclusive
Friday
2nd Feb 2018
Suffering in silence
There is a special educational need more prevalent than autism – one that is likely to impact on children in every school. But very few teachers have heard of it and even fewer know how to help. Adi Bloom investigates developmental language disorder
Friday
19th Aug 2016
Why GCSE exam results may never climb again
New national reference test could be ditched, as experts warn of technical problems
Friday
28th Feb 2014
Sir Alex Ferguson remembers his best teacher
One of the most successful managers in the history of football reveals how his competitive instinct was fostered by a strict but dedicated teacher with a ‘never give in’ attitude
Friday
11th Mar 2011
Religious education makes a comeback
Numbers are soaring and it is pivotal to the new curriculum, but in many schools RE remains on the margins