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ClassroomHow to promote kindness in your classroom
Every teacher knows that teaching isn’t just about imparting information. It’s also about nurturing your students and supporting them as...
By Maria Di Mario6 6457 -
British curriculumThe future of qualifications and assessment: bridges and ladders, not rigid tracks
The impact of COVID-19 on exams in the UK and around the globe has sharpened the debate about the role...
By Suzie Williams2 2445 -
British curriculumInternational GCSE History: diversity, rights and equality
There has been a lively discussion in the UK about the teaching of history, particularly the absence of Black history...
By Mark Battye2 2828 -
EducatorsMe too in schools: how to teach your students about consent
In autumn 2017, #Metoo began trending on social media networks. Across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, women were posting, tweeting and...
By Maria Di Mario2 2710 -
EducatorsPost-pandemic, the kids are alright – and downright inspiring
They flashed like beacons against the long dark sweep of the pandemic: reports of teenagers helping their teachers, parents and...
By Mickey Revenaugh2 2411 -
EducatorsThe price of virtual art: non-fungible tokens demystified
Artists and creatives are unlikely to be successful if they create artistic pieces that require too much of our intellect...
By Darshani Persadh83 2142 -
British curriculumVR: the new frontier in online learning?
Just 18 months ago, online teaching wasn’t part of the traditional primary or secondary educational landscape. But 2020 gave teachers...
By Maria Di Mario8 3180 -
EducatorsHow cryptocurrency could save the world
Have you heard the story about the guy who spent 10,000 Bitcoins on two pizzas? It’s true. In 2010, when...
By Jason Welker3 3524 -
Around the WorldAround the world: FlexEd at British School Muscat
In this article, Kai Vacher, Principal of British School Muscat in Oman explains how in early 2020, his school developed...
By Kai Vacher3 2948 -
British curriculumPlaying is learning for Early Years pupils
When a three to five-year-old child steps into a Reception or Early Years class, it is often the first time...
By Maria Di Mario4 2633