Tag Archives: Parents
Tag Archives: Parents
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ClassroomMake student happiness a priority in the new school year
Teaching is one of the caring professions. Teachers are deeply invested in their students’ happiness...
By Maria Di Mario4 383 -
British curriculumHow communities have made education stronger during the pandemic
With the pandemic largely preventing on-campus education across the world over the past 18 months,...
By Kevin Hiatt0 320 -
ClassroomHow to teach your students to recognise fake news
Before the advent of the internet, we knew where to find information: television, newspapers and...
By Maria Di Mario5 1451 -
British curriculumThe 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 Williams2 991 -
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 1238 -
Around the WorldAround the world: FlexEd at British School Muscat
In this article, Kai Vacher, Principal of British School Muscat in Oman explains how in...
By Kai Vacher2 710 -
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 Mario19 5933 -
British curriculumHow do you achieve a well-rounded education in an online environment?
For over 20 years, Pearson has been at the forefront supporting online schools to engage...
By Mickey Revenaugh2 1233 -
British curriculumFive ways to build resilience in students
Building resilience in students begins in the classroom. It is the key to making young...
By Charlotte Stace17 3435 -
British curriculumHelp us celebrate Bug Club turning 10!
Since its launch 10 years ago, Bug Club, our blended whole-school reading programme, has been...
By Catherine Wilson9 1858