The international case for BTEC
An alternative pathway to higher education James Kidd, Principal at DLD College London, thinks that BTEC is significantly undervalued as a pre-university […]
Category: learning & teaching
A Mandela moment
Creating historical awareness Where were you when Nelson Mandela died? Richard Human was in Den Haag, not teaching Key Stage 2 History […]
Leading roles: Vanita Uppal OBE
Director, The British School, New Delhi The new chair of FOBISIA, Vanita Uppal talks to ITM’s Andy Homden about leadership, service and […]
Learning to question
A questioning approach to professional learning Natalie Croome looks at the role of questioning in the classroom and in teacher training – […]
The Holy Grail of teaching?
Sparking curiosity in the classroom Olivia Odileke suggests that systematically stimulating curiosity is perhaps the most effective way of transforming student engagement. […]
Intelligent assistant?
AI: The TA of the future?? Uma Shankar Singh tries to make sense of a bewildering number of new AI platforms being […]
Connecting librarians
A new international community for school librarians Sal Flint and Rob George have news of the British and International Schools Library Network, […]
Literary lunches
Building student agency and community, one conversation at a time Ima Kazmi looks at how the students and teachers at The British […]
Warming up
Three drama games for all classes Drama specialist Sam Marsden suggests we can all use simple drama games to energise lessons for […]
Media briefing
Promoting media literacy Susanna Ahonen looks at a new initiative in Finland to help students and their teachers navigate the troubled waters […]
