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EXCLUSIVE: New guidance on C02 monitors says schools should target areas that ‘smell unpleasant’ – but not sports halls

Education secretary says government is looking at changing regulations to prevent more families from suffering tragedy

Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman wants school extracurricular activities to return in ‘full force’ this term

Research reveals the types of teacher most likely to use the online national academy and what keeps pupils engaged

Schools to be asked to help protect medically vulnerable families as government faces legal challenge over attendance fines

Campaigners write to Boris Johnson warning that pupils and their families are not being properly consulted in SEND review

One of the most powerful voices in Scottish education, McKenna has been Glasgow’s education director since 2007

Self-isolating pupils also experienced significant dip in remote learning support in 2020 autumn term, research warns

After the rapid rise of cognitive science in recent years, you’d be hard-pushed to find a teacher who hasn’t yet bought into its evidence about the brain processes involved in learning. But now, a warning has been issued about educators applying ‘lethal mutations’ of the research in classrooms. So, could the cognitive science bandwagon be grinding to a halt, asks John Morgan

About two boys in every classroom are colour-blind, but researchers say a lack of diagnosis is blighting their education. Christina Quaine hears how a new diagnostic app from University of Sussex academics could transform many children’s school experience

Adults and adolescents react differently to incentives and reprimands – and you should bear that in mind when handling behavioural issues, says Megan Dixon

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