Tag Archives: English
Tag Archives: English
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COVID-19 supportIB approaches to learning (at home): tips for students
As COVID-19 continues to dominate the educational landscape, it’s important to ensure your students are...
By Suzie Williams5 3926 -
COVID-19 supportYes, everything’s changed, but the principles of good teaching remain
David Grant, full-time writer and consultant, and former Head of English, shares his tips for...
By Suzie Williams20 3236 -
British curriculumFour 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 Williams6 3693 -
EducatorsBoosting creativity in the secondary classroom
With the pace of innovation accelerating, creative skills are helping learners participate and succeed as...
By Suzie Williams4 2366 -
British curriculumGrowing a school of extraordinary writers: progression in writing
In advance of World Book Day, Power English: Writing authors Phil Ferguson and Ross Young...
By Suzie Williams0 2880 -
British curriculumWhat has reading ever done for us?
Reading to children is fun, but does it deliver educational rigour? Joe Brazier, publisher of...
By Suzie Williams3 1859 -
ClassroomTeaching learners with dyslexia: small changes which make a big difference
[Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash] Dyslexia in the classroom can bring up some teaching challenges. We...
By Catherine Wilson6 2299 -
British curriculumWriting for Pleasure Key Takeaways
What to do tomorrow Pupil conferencing – sit next to a child and ask how...
By Catherine Wilson0 1623 -
ClassroomWebinar recording: What is it Writing For Pleasure teachers do that makes the difference?
Thank you to everyone that attended our webinar with Ross Young and Phil Ferguson yesterday....
By Catherine Wilson0 2061 -
British curriculumPower English: Writing and Me
‘You should write stories for children when you’re a grown up, you know’. I was...
By Catherine Wilson0 2551