Changing course
How are you looking after your extraordinary colleagues? Extraordinary times call for extraordinary deeds and extraordinary deeds call for extraordinary people to carry them out. Robert Lloyd Williams looks […]
Category: learning & teaching
Thinking Moves
Get them thinking about thinking Stephen Walshe argues that children, even children as young as 5 years of age, can be introduced […]
Laughter
A contagion well worth catching It’s official – laughing is good for you, and as far as Dave Keeling is concerned, the […]
Virtually there
Remote learning during COVID-19 It’s been a learning curve for all of us, and we now need to learn from each other. […]
No straight lines
Future imaginative Teacher, writer and social activist, Ger Graus is also a successful businessman and Global Director of Education for KidZania. He […]
Creative rethink
Challenging convention Mark Beverley, Director of the Institute of Teaching and Learning at Sevenoaks School explains why he thinks schools should rethink […]
Anti-virus!
Providing effective learning and support for young learners Stephen Walshe and his colleagues Alexis Bucher and Michelle Sun describe how the Fortune […]
Coordinated flip
Flipping across the curriculum Ross Corker, Secondary Learning and Teaching Advisor at Bangkok Patana School explains their approach to ‘flipped learning’ with […]
Outstanding!
International School Awards 2020 The International School Awards 2020 gala presentation evening, attended by over 200 educators and other senior figures from […]
To do or . . .
Why teach Shakespeare? Sally Flint revisits a classic dilemma – just how relevant is Shakespeare to a modern audience?
