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Through play, young children gain the skills they need to become avid history learners. Sarah Whitehouse explores how play aids historical understanding and cognitive development.
If children are disinterested in a history topic, how can teachers reach them? Glenn Carter shows us how he gets primary students to engage with the material.
Hands-on learning; science literacy; data science. Dr Kristin Acchione demonstrates how these three pillars can help you deliver truly aspirational science lessons.
SATs are such an entrenched part of our school life that we perhaps need reminding of how they emerged and their implications for the future. Bill Boyle explores the wider context.
Peter Brett highlights the gap between policymakers' ideals for citizenship education and the reality in the classroom. He identifies why practice is so weak and describes how the National CPD Strategy for Citizenship will help transform the future.
This is the first major Ofsted survey on the broader aspects of health and well–being of pupils since the introduction of the Every Child Matters agenda. It covers the school ethos, the curriculum, food and drink, PE and school sport, lifelong health messages and barriers to improvement. Update Note: Summary Only - The full report is no longer available
This 90–page review looks at 5 main areas: Roles and Responsibilities; Qualifications and Training; Career Pathways; Recruitment and Retention; Workforce Planning. The Reviews findings are aimed primarily at managers of services, representative bodies, training providers and other organisations involved in early years and childcare. Update Note: Summary Only - The full report is no longer available
Schools are embracing interactive whiteboards and students are reaping the benefits from new software, says Duncan McMillan, who looks at how one award-winning company is bringing a new dimension to maths through interactive games designed specially for interactive whiteboard use.
How can you make sure all of your students have equal opportunities in STEM subjects? Maria Rossini, Head of Education at the British Science Association, offers her advice for busy educators.
Using the WINN (What I Need Now) system, Lara Schmitt was able to personalise instruction for learners school-wide. Here, she explains how you can make the technique work for your own school.
With the advent of the internet and AI models, homework has never been so easy for students to circumvent. Hugh Grant suggests a new approach.
Many of today’s most pressing issues are rooted in historical injustice – which creates challenges when it comes to teaching it. How should you approach controversial topics in your History class?
Does the government's Curriculum and Assessment Review lack ambition? Bill Lucas makes a case for a fundamental shift in how pupils are taught and assessed.
