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How global universities are responding to centre assessed grades

Global universities are understandably hard at work formalising their response to the worldwide disruption of...
By Basirat Agboola

June 9, 2020
3 1918
COVID-19 support
Free online GCSE lessons for English, Maths and Science

As we continue to support GCSE teaching and learning during COVID-19, we’re hosting free online...
By Suzie Williams

June 5, 2020
17 9228
Classroom
Making the most of Maths Progress International in online teaching

Online lessons are now part of the ‘new normal’, when schools are closed to some...
By Suzie Williams

June 4, 2020
7 3506
Classroom
7 tips for teaching languages remotely

Many schools have closed their doors until at least September – and that means a...
By Suzie Williams

June 2, 2020
27 11547
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Translanguaging – what is it and how do you plan for it?

The term translanguaging has burst upon the applied linguistics and educational sector in the last...
By Eowyn Crisfield

May 28, 2020
16 13287
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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...
By Eowyn Crisfield

May 12, 2020
14 14672
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Four free webinars to help you teach maths and English online

As learners around the world continue to learn from home, we held four free webinars...
By Suzie Williams

May 7, 2020
6 3755
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How to promote curiosity in your students when learning from home

With so many students learning from home right now, and normal routines out of the...
By Maria Di Mario

May 7, 2020
17 10703
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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...
By Seb Murray

May 4, 2020
11 5264
COVID-19 support
Four free professional development modules for distance learning

During this difficult time, we know that it can be challenging to find the right...
By Suzie Williams

April 23, 2020
43 4960

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Global universities are understandably hard at work formalising their response to the worldwide disruption of...

As we continue to support GCSE teaching and learning during COVID-19, we’re hosting free online...

Online lessons are now part of the ‘new normal’, when schools are closed to some...

Many schools have closed their doors until at least September – and that means a...

The term translanguaging has burst upon the applied linguistics and educational sector in the last...

The benefits of being bi/multilingual are getting a lot of press these days, and parents...

As learners around the world continue to learn from home, we held four free webinars...

With so many students learning from home right now, and normal routines out of the...

The coronavirus could reshape international school education as we know it. The pandemic is driving...

During this difficult time, we know that it can be challenging to find the right...