Educators Archives - Page 17 of 27 - Resources for English Language Learners and Teachers

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How gamification is changing classrooms and engaging students

Decades ago, play was something that happened in the school playground during break time. The classroom was emphatically not a...
By Catherine Wilson

November 20, 2019
2 3157
British curriculum
Utilising Extended Projects to release the power of deeper learning

In my previous blog post, I explored the challenge of starting students on a journey that leads to deeper, more independent...
By Dr John Taylor

November 14, 2019
3 1749
British curriculum
Open learning for the future

The lesson starts with a slide showing names of cities from around the world. ‘Which of these are capital cities?’...
By Dr John Taylor

November 7, 2019
2 2371
Educators
Teachers on Twitter: How to Get Started with Online CPD

[Photo by Helloquence on Unsplash] Continuing Professional Development (CPD) used to mean turning the tables on teachers, keeping them...
By Seb Murray

October 30, 2019
0 1829
Classroom
Five tips for boosting parental engagement in your school

Would it surprise you to learn that the biggest single influence on a child’s education happens outside the classroom? Parental...
By Suzie Williams

October 30, 2019
10 4618
Educators
International School Leaders Conference 2019: Download the slide decks

We have just returned from a great two days spent with international school leaders from around the globe at our...
By Suzie Williams

October 30, 2019
1 1644
Classroom
Integrating technology into your classroom: the SAMR model

Integrating technology into your classroom We have more technology at our fingertips than ever before, which has the power to...
By Catherine Wilson

October 22, 2019
6 5061
Classroom
Reconsidering Maths as a Creative Discipline

Creativity is at the heart of mathematical practice, with models, images and symbols providing a foundation for solving problems, building...
By Catherine Wilson

October 10, 2019
1 2001
Classroom
Teaching learners with dyslexia: small changes which make a big difference

[Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash] Dyslexia in the classroom can bring up some teaching challenges. We spoke to Martin Bloomfield, trainer...
By Catherine Wilson

October 8, 2019
6 2285
Classroom
Webinar recording: What is it Writing For Pleasure teachers do that makes the difference?

Thank you to everyone that attended our webinar with Ross Young and Phil Ferguson yesterday. We hope you found it...
By Catherine Wilson

September 26, 2019
0 2054

Educators

Decades ago, play was something that happened in the school playground during break time. The classroom was emphatically not a...

In my previous blog post, I explored the challenge of starting students on a journey that leads to deeper, more independent...

The lesson starts with a slide showing names of cities from around the world. ‘Which of these are capital cities?’...

[Photo by Helloquence on Unsplash] Continuing Professional Development (CPD) used to mean turning the tables on teachers, keeping them...

Would it surprise you to learn that the biggest single influence on a child’s education happens outside the classroom? Parental...

We have just returned from a great two days spent with international school leaders from around the globe at our...

Integrating technology into your classroom We have more technology at our fingertips than ever before, which has the power to...

Creativity is at the heart of mathematical practice, with models, images and symbols providing a foundation for solving problems, building...

[Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash] Dyslexia in the classroom can bring up some teaching challenges. We spoke to Martin Bloomfield, trainer...

Thank you to everyone that attended our webinar with Ross Young and Phil Ferguson yesterday. We hope you found it...