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UKEdMag: How French should French lessons be? by @hatbatthefatcat
How French should French lessons be? – This article originally appeared in Issue 48 of the UKEd […]
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News & Research
Beyond the ‘Reading Wars’: How the science of reading can improve literacy
A new scientific report from an international team of psychological researchers aims to resolve the […]
Educational Technology
Windows platforms remain dominant in education sector
A report, highlighted by TechRadar, has revealed that Microsoft Windows platforms remain dominant in classrooms […]
News & Research
How germs thrive on school desks
Looking at the microbial communities that grow on students’ desks, a team of Yale researchers […]
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Actually Giving a Damn: The ONLY Thing That Matters? by @RichardJARogers
The events in this article are based on actual occurrences. The names and, in some […]
UKEdChat
Combating Conflict
#UKEdChat Session 402 – Thursday 3rd May 2018 In an ideal world, lessons would be […]
News & Research
Study explores the down side of being dubbed ‘class clown’
Class clowns’ off-task antics amuse and delight their classmates during first and second grades, making […]
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Research shows high stress classroom environments yield poor student performance and behaviour
One of the most important factors in ensuring student success is quality instruction by teachers. […]
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Class clowns: Playful boys viewed more negatively than playful girls
New research shows that playful boys are viewed as rebellious and disruptive by their 1st, […]
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Who’s smarter in the classroom? It’s all about perception
If you believe it, you can achieve it. You’ve probably heard this motivational phrase more […]
News & Research
Teachers, pedagogical skills, and the obstacle of intuition
When a task calls for intuitive knowledge – as in “subtracting means taking something away” […]
UKEdMag
UKEdMag: When Technology and Classrooms Collide…by @JMcKay1972
In a world of rapid digital transformation, teaching now requires being not only highly creative […]
Book
Book: How to be an Outstanding Primary School Teacher by @HeadTeachDunn
With so many expectations, requirements and scrutiny of primary school teachers, it is easy to […]
Community
Marking: Why, What and How? by @RichardJARogers
The “Why?” As a PGCE Student going through two school placements in North Wales back […]
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Strategy Seven: Using Experts by @MeophamSchool
This week our music teacher added to The Black Book. Now every teacher has occasionally used […]
