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Around the world: Pearson Edexcel helps teachers and students shine at Academia International School, Zürich

Preparing students for progression to university requires more than just a strong grounding in academic...
By Suzie Williams

August 18, 2022
2 932
Computing
Let’s Talk Computing: your questions answered

The National Curriculum for Computing in England might be nearly ten years old but the...
By Suzie Williams

July 19, 2022
2 616
Educators
The big debate: should school holidays be shortened?

Part of the post-pandemic educational debate focused on summer holidays. Some politicians suggested reducing the...
By Maria Di Mario

July 13, 2022
7 2441
Computing
Overcoming the challenges of the Computing curriculum

One of the major challenges for teachers and school leaders is how to meet the...
By Paul Clowrey

May 23, 2022
6 896
Educators
Our vision and mission for onscreen assessment

At Pearson, our vision for onscreen assessment is to accelerate the education world’s transition to...
By Meredith Reeve

April 6, 2022
3 931
Classroom
How the Pomodoro technique can help improve student focus

If you’re teaching secondary school students, then exam season is looming. It’s a busy time...
By Maria Di Mario

March 17, 2022
13 2015
Educators
Knowledge vs skills: what do students really need to learn?

There has been a long-running pedagogical debate over the benefits of a skills-based educational approach,...
By Maria Di Mario

December 8, 2021
11 5460
Classroom
Four teaching techniques to support student literacy

Literacy skills are incredibly important for children and young people. The ability to read, write...
By Maria Di Mario

October 14, 2021
8 1756
British curriculum
Why diverse voices on reading lists are important

Novels, short stories, poems and plays offer readers an unique opportunity. Literature provides a new...
By Maria Di Mario

August 11, 2021
1 2622
British curriculum
The future of qualifications and assessment: bridges and ladders, not rigid tracks

The impact of COVID-19 on exams in the UK and around the globe has sharpened...
By Suzie Williams

June 29, 2021
2 1934

Tag Archives: International GCSE

Preparing students for progression to university requires more than just a strong grounding in academic...

The National Curriculum for Computing in England might be nearly ten years old but the...

Part of the post-pandemic educational debate focused on summer holidays. Some politicians suggested reducing the...

One of the major challenges for teachers and school leaders is how to meet the...

At Pearson, our vision for onscreen assessment is to accelerate the education world’s transition to...

If you’re teaching secondary school students, then exam season is looming. It’s a busy time...

There has been a long-running pedagogical debate over the benefits of a skills-based educational approach,...

Literacy skills are incredibly important for children and young people. The ability to read, write...

Novels, short stories, poems and plays offer readers an unique opportunity. Literature provides a new...

The impact of COVID-19 on exams in the UK and around the globe has sharpened...