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The DRIVE Learning & Teaching Programme Hone in the fundamentals of great classroom practice with the help of this concise learning and teaching programme

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SEND interventions – 6 ideas to ensure students aren’t left out The way to make inclusion really work within the classroom ultimately comes down to tailored interventions, advises Gary Whall...

Download your copy of Technology & Innovation now Schools have always been hugely impacted by advances in technology – but in recent years, it’s felt as though the pace and intensity of tech-driven change has reached a new pitch. From the post-COVID facilitation of widespread remote teaching, to the advent of large-scale artificial intelligence, school staff are increasingly required to carefully consider and […]

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RSHE – The backlash, the hysteria and the government review A review of how RSHE is being taught may be helpful – but not if it’s intended to achieve specific policy goals before it’s even started...

Experience AI – free secondary resources to help you teach about AI Adam Riches explores an easy and effective way to ensure students are informed about artificial intelligence It’s no secret that technology is playing an increasingly important role in education. This generation of young people is entering a fast-paced and technology-centred world. This is both in terms of the dissemination and the discovery of knowledge and […]

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Art history in schools – What to teach and how to do it Art history occupies a bigger place in the curriculum than it used to – and covering it sufficiently can be quite the challenge, says Caroline Aldous-Goodge

Macbeth revision and teaching resources

Macbeth revision – Complete GCSE teaching and revision resources If you’re looking for Macbeth revision resources, you’re in the right place. Teaching resources This download includes 20 lessons’ worth of material, including Powerpoints and supporting resources for each session. The lessons are designed to prepare students for the Shakespeare question in their GCSE English Literature exam. In the exam students will be expected to: […]

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Break time – The lessons students are learning Students spend their break times exploring social structures, empathy and themselves, says Charlotte Lander – but what lessons are they learning?

LEGO Education

The importance of purposeful play and hands-on learning for future readiness LEGO® Education’s Dr Jenny Nash explains why embracing joyful, play-based learning experiences can benefit every student How does LEGO Education define purposeful play, and why is it particularly relevant when it comes to preparing today’s students for the future? At LEGO Education we believe that when learning is joyful, it is more meaningful, interactive, and […]

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RAAC – Lessons to learn from the school concrete crisis The ‘concrete crisis’ has shown where the priorities of successive governments really lay. What lessons can we learn from the crisis?

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Phone ban in schools – Is a government ban the answer? Gareth Sturdy weighs up the government’s decision to try and enact a blanket ban on smartphones in schools…

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SEND children – How flexible should your behaviour policy be? Nicole Dempsey shares her thoughts on how the behaviour policies in place at mixed settings can be made equally fair for students with SEND

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Teacher retention – What keeps us hanging on in there? The headlines may talk of a teacher exodus, but many remain and are working harder than ever, writes Jenny Hampton – so what keeps them going?

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Learning journal – Keep one and celebrate your mistakes Every day spent in the classroom presents opportunities to learn about yourself and discover ways of becoming better, counsels John Lawson

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Initial teacher education – How to solve the recruitment crisis Viv Ellis and Sarah Steadman survey the initial teacher education landscape and put forward some ideas for how it might be improved...

Adaptive teaching strategies – 5 ideas to try While many of us know about differentiation in teaching, adaptive teaching strategies can allow you to take things a step further and fix some of the problems that differentiation can cause. While differentiation means tailoring lessons based on students’ abilities, this can unintentionally lead to lower expectations for some students. On the other hand, adaptive […]

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Sexual harassment in schools – When teachers abuse pupils Gordon Cairns examines an academic study that sheds worrying light on the extent of sexual harassment directed against pupils by teachers

ASUS

The Next Big Thing: Asus Education If you’re in need of dependable hardware that can deliver what students and parents now expect of your edtech provision, ASUS has you covered The trend – Interactive education In the ever-evolving world of education, ASUS is doubling down on ensuring students from all walks of life are preparing for the future. Traditional classrooms are […]

Romeo and Juliet KS4 resources

Romeo and Juliet KS4 – Impulsive behaviour series of lessons This Romeo and Juliet KS4 resource features a series of lessons that work towards a controlled assessment question to consider the impulsive behaviour of Romeo and Juliet, and the impact of this upon the audience. How does Shakespeare present the problems created by the impulsive behaviour of one or two characters within the play? This […]

Romeo and Juliet activities KS3

Romeo and Juliet activities KS3 – Analytical writing This Romeo and Juliet activities KS3 resource involves watching Romeo + Juliet (1996) before looking closely at the text. The second part of the scheme of work has students thinking carefully about how they write analytically about Shakespeare and develops their essay-writing skills. Romeo and Juliet activities KS3 The download contains 16 lessons that can […]

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GCSE music – How to engage your cohort’s ‘bedroom producers’ Bedroom music production is an increasingly popular hobby among teens – but how many of them feel encouraged to pursue music at GCSE?

Bearings maths resources

Bearings maths – KS4 coded messages lesson plan In this bearings maths lesson, students will make up and decode cryptic messages using bearings. Each word is coded as a journey from one letter to the next on a spiral grid of letters. Bearings are a precise way to describe one location relative to another, and have widespread uses. They can be a useful […]

Students with SEND – Use the five-a-day model to improve your inclusion The EEF’s SEND Specialist, Gary Aubin, explores how teachers can support pupils with SEND in their daily practice

GCSE English Language revision worksheet

Analysing language – GCSE English worksheet This analysing language worksheet activity encourages GCSE English Language students to focus on close analysis at word level. It’s also a good revision of key grammatical terminology. Analysing language tasks Pupils first need to read an extract from the opening of The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells. They then need to analyse the text for […]

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Knowledge-rich curriculum – Spotlighting knowledge & applying it How to put knowledge at the centre of your curriculum (and a warning)...

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