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COVID-19 supportWhat we can learn from Anne Frank in these strange times
In July 1944, after two years in claustrophobic hiding from her Nazi persecutors, the 15-year-old...
By Gillian Walnes Perry1 730 -
EducatorsWhat exactly is a flipped classroom?
In a post-pandemic world, many of the things we would have only ever considered doing...
By Suzie Williams1 1324 -
ClassroomFive educational summer projects to combat learning loss
After global school shutdowns, learning loss has become a significant problem for students everywhere. According...
By Maria Di Mario3 436 -
ClassroomHow to promote kindness in your classroom
Every teacher knows that teaching isn’t just about imparting information. It’s also about nurturing your...
By Maria Di Mario4 796 -
British curriculumInternational GCSE History: diversity, rights and equality
There has been a lively discussion in the UK about the teaching of history, particularly...
By Mark Battye2 857 -
Around the WorldAround the world: How we all make a difference – acts of kindness
In this article, Casey Barnes, Assistant Head of Secondary at CIS International School in Saint...
By Casey Barnes1 542 -
EducatorsPost-pandemic, the kids are alright – and downright inspiring
They flashed like beacons against the long dark sweep of the pandemic: reports of teenagers...
By Mickey Revenaugh2 1297 -
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...
By Maria Di Mario3 887 -
British curriculumShould homework be banned? The big debate
Homework is a polarising topic. It can cause students to feel stressed or anxious. It...
By Maria Di Mario23 7957 -
British curriculumThe transferable skills international students will need – and employers will love
International students need more than just ‘knowledge’ to be successful. It’s not enough to learn...
By Ben Greshon1 620