Independent flip
Using GCSEPOD to flip the classroom When working to develop a new concept school in Bali, Indonesia, maths teacher, Stephen Powell-Peterson wanted […]
Category: learning & teaching
Language rich
Supporting EAL learners According to Elly Tobin. the needs of learners in international schools have changed dramatically over recent years and at […]
A JOURNEY WORTH TAKING
ACADEMIC ENGLISH IN BRITISH INTERNATIONAL PARTNER SCHOOLS According to Nick Chaddock the explosion of British schools throughout the world shows no sign of […]
Beneath the mask
Seeing what is really there Matthew Savage, Principal at the International Community School in Amman, Jordan, talks about ‘the Mona Lisa Effect’ – […]
Free CPD for TAs
On-line support and advice for Teaching Assistants Helen Bilton is Professor of Outdoor Learning at the University of Reading, which now offers […]
Language and learning
Creating a communication rich classroom In the first of three articles about language as the key to learning, Orla Redmond examines ways […]
Skype learning
Miles to go before I learn For Shimmi Sharma, discovering Skype in the Classroom opened up a range of experiences for her […]
Lighten the load
Using personalised learning resources Gavin McLean argues that when personalised learning is supported by the right kind of resources, the burden placed […]
Making history relevant
An active approach that makes history come alive for primary children In a very packed literacy and numeracy focused school day, the […]
It all adds up
Abacus pedagogy Natalia Sidor describes how children of all ages can benefit from learning how to use an abacus – and not […]
