teachers

Hosted by @digicoled, this week we talk to Professor Kathy Rastle from Royal Holloway University in […]

The iPad Generation – This article originally appeared in Issue 48 of the UKEd Magazine. Click here […]

A new scientific report from an international team of psychological researchers aims to resolve the […]

Supported by: Critical Publishing One thing is for sure, there is little more critical in […]

He pulled me aside at the end of class as we were getting ready to […]

A new qualitative study, published in the journal Gender and Education and carried out by researchers at […]

Previous research has shown that teachers play a pivotal role in their students’ academic success–or […]

As with many professions, being an educator can provide high moments and low moments. Being […]

Teachers who antagonise their students by belittling them, showing favouritism, or criticising their contributions can […]

Here in Thailand, the local people celebrate Songkran – A Thai traditional holiday which is […]

One of the most important factors in ensuring student success is quality instruction by teachers. […]

Hosted by @digicoled – in this edition of the @UKEdPodcast, we speak to Chris Skinner […]

Oxford University Press have today released research that found that evidence of a significant word gap […]