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EducatorsDealing with bullies at school: A psychologist’s viewpoint
Bullying is a global issue. It affects children and adults of all ages and can...
By Suzie Williams0 3995 -
EducatorsA guide to bullying at school for teachers
“Someone who hates you normally hates you for one of three reasons: They see you...
By Suzie Williams1 4536 -
EducatorsThe reality of exam stress
Why are exams the top cause of stress in teenagers and how can we help...
By Amy Malloy0 2729 -
British curriculumIs primary science in crisis?
Deborah Herridge shares a personal view on the latest Ofsted in England research findings on...
By Deborah Herridge0 1436 -
EducatorsThe future of skills: being human
Ahead of his plenary session at the COBIS Annual Conference 2019, Owen Henkel shared key...
By Catherine Wilson0 3170 -
ComputingWhere can computing take students, and why should they study it?
An often-quoted statistic says that 65% of children leaving primary school will do a job...
By David Albon0 1673 -
British curriculumGetting literacy right in international schools
It’s time to reconsider our approach so that we’re setting up language learners for a...
By Eowyn Crisfield1 3533 -
British curriculumDebunking the ‘immersion only’ myth
Bilingual education models are impressive in theory, but they’re usually less effective in practice. What...
By Eowyn Crisfield0 2698 -
EducatorsYour neighbour is not a Nazi: A treatise for reasonableness in an age of Brexit and Trump
Checking personal views in the classroom When Trump was elected I was working in a...
By Christian Bryan0 1379 -
British curriculumIs there a potential pandemic of language loss in international schools?
With the continued growth of English-medium international schools, are we entering into a neo-colonial phase,...
By Eowyn Crisfield2 2729