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Objectives That’s a word that most teachers and students have heard. The idea of making […]

As a 17-year-old ‘A’ – Level student I was a typical lovesick teenager. I was […]

Before I give my general tips on how to reduce your workload as a teacher, […]

The organising of homework can be a real nightmare, especially for inexperienced teachers. I was […]

xam-level students face unique challenges that we, as teachers, can often forget. They have to […]

Dr. Curry was a friendly, but direct, man. On one sunny afternoon in the newly-built […]

I remember when the first iPad came out. As a chunky, cumbersome device that seemed […]

At this time of the year, we start thinking about possible ‘New Year’s Resolutions’: things […]

Our cover teacher was late to class and we were having a right old laugh! […]

I was very excited when I handed my homework to her. I was 16-years-old and […]

The noise was getting louder and louder. The kids were having a right old laugh […]

Student happiness and motivation are so vitally important that without them, kids simply don’t want […]

At 23-years-old I was a fraction of the man I am today. I was fresh-out-of-uni […]