General

Former child soldier Emmanuel Jal explains how education helped him envisage a better future and overcome trauma

Gamifying PE lessons to mimic online gaming can be a great way to get students excited, says this international leader

New report warns that only a third of children and young people say they find pleasure in writing

New survey based on findings of more than 600 teachers in primary and secondary schools in England

If the government wants to make us a science superpower, science education needs to focus on research, says Jo Foster

The debate about growth mindsets will rumble on, but surely the pandemic has shown that framing teachers’ and pupils’ ability to learn new skills in the toughest conditions is a positive thing to do?

It would be ‘just crazy’ for teachers not to try to use growth mindset in some way, says leading academic Dylan Wiliam

‘Most able’? ‘Gifted’? ‘Talented’? Just how should we refer to these students? Nathan Burns explores

When trials fail to deliver on a popular educational theory’s promise, it doesn’t always mean the approach should be dismissed out of hand, writes Alex Quigley

Pit your wits against Tes’ weekly general knowledge quiz

It may feel like a thankless task now, but you really are making a difference to your pupils in these strangest of times – just ask the Scotland squad

The man who led the independent review of the 2020 results fiasco talks to Tes about his own school days, his experiences as a teacher and his aversion to what he calls “evaluationitis”