Everyone can remember a choice they’ve made that they have later come to regret. Whilst bad choices cannot always be avoided, there are several
Teachers spend a lot of time grading students’ work. However, this constant marking may not be the best way to create an environment which promotes
Ofsted have just announced their new proposed framework, which is the first change since 2015. It covers a range of areas, such as behaviour,
Recent research shows that the traditional one-hour lunch break no longer truly exists, and the average British worker takes just 34 minutes for
The famous tennis player Billie Jean King once said “I think self-awareness is probably the most important thing towards being a champion.”
Teachers and parents are constantly looking for ways to help improve student grades. Whilst there are many methods that claim they will achieve this,
Does making your students laugh improve how much attention they pay in class? Do jokes help or hinder learning?
A recent study found positive results
Every moment of a lesson matters. Each minute spent doing something that doesn’t lead to learning is sixty seconds wasted. However, there are a lot
