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Teaching theories can feel complex and confusing, but they needn’t be. We look at the rationale behind the most prominent philosophies in education

How a person teaches is highly individual, but there are some broad categories that teaching approaches fall into. Here, we give an overview

Early career teachers will say yes to everything but it’s vital to limit their workload – because this generation will walk away if they face unrealistic expectations and lack support, says Professor Michael Green

With extreme weather officially the new norm, Tes explores calls to move GCSEs and A levels to a cooler time of year

Since 2018 more than 1,500 teachers have stopped working in Scottish schools within five years of entering the classroom

Campaigners and parents call for greater consistency for families who do not want their child to start primary school almost a year younger than some of their classmates

Speaking to Tes after his election win, former Fire Brigades Union leader Matt Wrack reveals the issues he will make a priority, from teacher workload to poor behaviour and Ofsted’s planned inspection changes

Liberal Democrats urge government to cap the ‘exorbitant’ profits of private companies providing SEND education

The DfE has released data for the 2023-24 initial teacher training performance profiles

Ofqual is set to fine WJEC – which operates under the Eduqas brand in England – for two rule breaches, including handing more than 1,500 students incorrect GCSE grades

Teachers are often only exposed to the ‘blockbuster’ studies from education research, writes Mark Roberts, who shares seven lesser-known papers to inform your practice

Former heads’ leader tells Tes the group will look at how funding for SEND is used, the role of special schools and the accountability system