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EducatorsHow can we encourage more women and girls to pursue STEM careers?
Tackling unconscious bias and building resilience in girls, to help them succeed in Science, Technology,...
By Kathryn Booth2 3545 -
EducatorsWhy is it important for young people to develop transferable skills?
Our rapidly changing world means that subject knowledge alone is no longer enough for young...
By Suzie Williams0 2868 -
British curriculumPromoting home language use: How do we make a difference?
How can we change the pattern of choosing higher-status languages over the natural mother tongue?...
By Eowyn Crisfield1 5678 -
EducatorsWhy transferable skills are good for you – not just at school or university!
How can transferable academic skills like critical thinking, academic writing and assessment literacy assist in...
By Dr Anthony Manning0 3221 -
EducatorsBringing transferable skills out of the vacuum and into the open
Transferable skills represent a fluid and increasingly important set of attributes that students must demonstrate...
By Catherine Wilson0 1965 -
COVID-19 supportMindfulness: you asked, we answer
Mindfulness is definitely ‘a thing’ in education! Over 1000 people registered for our mindfulness webinars...
By Amy Malloy2 2608 -
British curriculumiPrimary and iLowerSecondary video tours
Hundreds of schools across the world started teaching Pearson Edexcel iPrimary and iLowerSecondary in September...
By Catherine Wilson2 1913 -
EnglishEncouraging students to read inside and outside of the classroom
While middle and high school students may have mastered the basic tools of reading, they...
By Suzie Williams5 16675 -
COVID-19 supportMindfulness for the classroom and you
Mindfulness can be very powerful in growing resilience, patience and confidence in teenagers. Discover how...
By Amy Malloy2 3447 -
EducatorsWhat is it like to teach in Turkey?
Alice Pilkington started teaching abroad in 2009 – she started working in Rome before moving to...
By Catherine Wilson0 1810