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ClassroomThe teacher’s guide to building executive function skills by age
According to Harvard Medical School, children and adolescents who struggle with executive functioning skills can...
By Maria Di Mario0 67 -
EnglishHow to help your students improve their writing skills
Writing well is an essential skill for your secondary students. Teaching your students how to...
By Maria Di Mario14 551 -
ClassroomHow to achieve gender equality in classroom participation
Numerous studies show that women speak up less in meetings than men, and are often...
By Maria Di Mario1 292 -
ClassroomStrategies for teaching students how to disagree respectfully
Disagreements are an inevitable part of human relationships. But, in an increasingly polarised society of...
By Maria Di Mario1 298 -
British curriculumTeaching International GCSEs: it’s all in the planning
As teachers, we know that effective planning leads to successful outcomes. Planning the learning journey...
By Catherine Murphy16 749 -
British curriculum5 effective strategies for teaching International GCSEs
Teaching is far more than simply knowing your subject – the best mathematicians don’t necessarily...
By Dr Naomi Norman16 1507 -
IB curriculumThe integration of Nature of Science (NOS) and TOK into IB Chemistry
In this blog post, Oliver Canning, one of the authors of Pearson’s new Chemistry for...
By Oliver Canning4 1473 -
ClassroomRepresentation matters: Nine diverse books for secondary school students
Reading is a fantastic habit to encourage in your teenage students. Not only does it...
By Maria Di Mario0 917 -
ClassroomNine children’s books about coping with change
Children’s lives are full of changes, both big and small, and adapting to these changes...
By Maria Di Mario0 1251 -
Classroom7 life skills to practise in the classroom
Life skills go hand in hand with a child’s development, promoting healthy living and healthy...
By Becki Grahame6 1444