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27 September 2020
27 September 2020
27 September 2020
Lee Child: Give teachers status and stacks of money
Lee Child, bestselling author of the Jack Reacher novels, explains why teachers should be the highest-paid professionals in society
26 Sep 2020
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastAre we turning teachers into Starbucks baristas?
Increasingly, teachers are being judged on the consumer experience. But is that really the purpose of education, asks Fiona Birkbeck
27 Sep 2020
DfE has 'tunnel vision' over GCSEs and A levels
Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Daisy Cooper warns the government need to plan for 'enormous' numbers of students being unable to sit exams
27 Sep 2020
6 ways to fine-tune your explanations
Now circulating the room is not possible, making explanations from the front as good as they can be is essential, says Mark Enser. Here are his tips to hone your technique
27 Sep 2020
Q&A with director and Think Equal founder Leslee Udwin
After making the award-winning film India's Daughter, director Leslee Udwin wanted to do more to help teach social and emotional learning - she explains how her charity Think Equal is aiming to do just that
27 Sep 2020
GCSE November resits: the right move at the wrong time?
The continuing lockdown and rise in Covid cases makes the autumn exam series a logistical nightmare - January would be a more suitable time, argues Jonny Kay
27 Sep 2020
Why your cold tells you little about Covid transmission
Comparing the transmission of colds and coronavirus is flawed, argues this virologist-turned-teacher
27 Sep 2020
'Our schools gave us the strength to row the Atlantic'
The MacLean brothers set three world records when they rowed across the Atlantic – and say they have their schools to thank
26 Sep 2020
How Covid barriers can become creative opportunities
Teaching arts and music remotely or in socially distanced classrooms may sound challenging, but teachers have to rise to the occasion, says Lewis Mason
26 Sep 2020
Three ways colleges can support Year 13s this year
The future may be uncertain for all of us – but for Year 13s who will progress from FE next summer, it's more precarious than most. Alfie Payne sets out how to best support those students
26 Sep 2020
Teaching is the third most popular career among pupils
One in eight pupils aspire to teach when they are older, survey finds
26 Sep 2020
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Lib Dems: Campus Covid crisis worsened by grades fiasco
Lib Dem leader says Covid-19 infection rate at universities is worse because more people are going to university than normal owing to A-level grades fiasco
25 Sep 2020
Coronavirus and schools: LIVE 25/9
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Podcast: Covid catch-up and teaching 'cancel culture'
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25 Sep 2020
Could Cambridge Technicals and Nationals be delayed
Exam board OCR is surveying the college sector following Ofqual's consultation on the timing of GCSE and A level exams
25 Sep 2020
RSE update timing a 'mystery' given Covid, say heads
Schools will find it 'difficult' to implement guidance amid ongoing crisis, leaders warn
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Blended learning is not new - but now it's here to stay
Jackie Galbraith was first involved with online teaching 25 years ago – but she believes colleges are now on the cusp of significant change
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Covid-19: College sport key to tackling low wellbeing
Amid Covid-19 challenges, colleges must be promoting a healthy and vibrant student community with sport at the forefront, writes one principal
25 Sep 2020
'No big concerns' – meet Williamson's FE ambassadors
In July, three 'ambassadors' were appointed by Gavin Williamson to promote FE – here, two of them share their views on the sector
25 Sep 2020
How to manage student absence and 26 other guides
A weekly roundup of guides published by Tes, including slang words teachers need to know and the benefits of mini whiteboards
25 Sep 2020
Covid-19 staff and pupil absences: what the data says
New national coronavirus data shows changes in school attendance, Covid-19 testing levels and number of positive tests
25 Sep 2020
Swinney sought legal advice over part-time school plans
Emails reveal education secretary accused councils of 'not focusing on the interests of children' when designing part-time learning
25 Sep 2020
5 job advert euphemisms: How to read between the lines
A well-written job advert can make the allure of an exotic teaching destination all the more appealing - but don't be too easily swayed...
25 Sep 2020
School Covid costs could 'wipe out' catch-up funding
Heads say catch-up learning is 'at risk' as schools may be forced to use targeted government cash to pay for Covid safety measures
25 Sep 2020
Memory is not intelligence - we must evolve education
In this special video and audio podcast, mystic and yogi Sadhguru discusses how he thinks education needs to change for a truly modern education
25 Sep 2020
WATCH: Drugs, bad behaviour and lockdown learning gaps
Secondary teachers reveal their worries about the impact of lockdown on disadvantaged students, warning some have turned to drug dealing
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