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Home languages in school – why are they important?

The benefits of being bi/multilingual are getting a lot of press these days, and parents are increasingly interested in ensuring...
By Eowyn Crisfield

May 12, 2020
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How might international school education change after COVID-19?

The coronavirus could reshape international school education as we know it. The pandemic is driving vast changes to teaching, recruitment,...
By Seb Murray

May 4, 2020
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How to balance home schooling with working from home

In recent weeks parents across the globe have had a new type of co-worker: their children. The coronavirus crisis has...
By Seb Murray

April 21, 2020
5 149
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How to motivate your students when learning from home

As a result of the global spread of COVID-19, many international schools have temporarily closed their doors. Governments all over...
By Maria Di Mario

March 30, 2020
8 184
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How to reassure your learners about scary news stories

In times of crisis, how can you best reassure your learners? Here are four helpful tips. Great teachers are understanding...
By Maria Di Mario

March 24, 2020
2 104
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Seven strategies for effective online teaching

Many international school teachers are having to move teaching quickly online. To help you find your way, we’ve put together seven strategies...
By Suzie Williams

March 20, 2020
6 187
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Five resources for practising mindfulness

The practice of mindfulness is useful for managing personal stress and anxiety in a difficult situation, at home, at school...
By Suzie Williams

March 18, 2020
3 267
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Announcing the winners of the My Twist on a Tale competition

1,200 students from over 50 countries worldwide put their own modern twist on a classic tale in our international writing...
By Suzie Williams

March 5, 2020
1 111
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Growing a school of extraordinary writers: progression in writing

In advance of World Book Day, Power English: Writing authors Phil Ferguson and Ross Young share their thoughts on how...
By Suzie Williams

March 3, 2020
0 85
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How to help your learners to collaborate more effectively

Collaboration is widely acknowledged as a key 21st century skill and one that is highly valued by universities and employers....
By Suzie Williams

February 26, 2020
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The benefits of being bi/multilingual are getting a lot of press these days, and parents are increasingly interested in ensuring...

The coronavirus could reshape international school education as we know it. The pandemic is driving vast changes to teaching, recruitment,...

In recent weeks parents across the globe have had a new type of co-worker: their children. The coronavirus crisis has...

As a result of the global spread of COVID-19, many international schools have temporarily closed their doors. Governments all over...

In times of crisis, how can you best reassure your learners? Here are four helpful tips. Great teachers are understanding...

Many international school teachers are having to move teaching quickly online. To help you find your way, we’ve put together seven strategies...

The practice of mindfulness is useful for managing personal stress and anxiety in a difficult situation, at home, at school...

1,200 students from over 50 countries worldwide put their own modern twist on a classic tale in our international writing...

In advance of World Book Day, Power English: Writing authors Phil Ferguson and Ross Young share their thoughts on how...

Collaboration is widely acknowledged as a key 21st century skill and one that is highly valued by universities and employers....