Category: Teaching
Lessons from modern languages – and a little help from Taylor Swift – can reboot Latin learning
A new guide calls for a rethink of how Latin is taught in universities and schools, linking outdated practices to falling student numbers in both Britain and the United States.
Adolescents’ well-being and learning during COVID-19 linked to psychological needs
Multi-country analysis highlights importance of experiencing competence, feeling connected to others
Could socially distanced outdoor lessons be a safer solution for schools?
Could an innovative approach to outdoor learning be the answer to keeping children in schools?
Teacher race and gender bias: Perceptions of students’ approach to learning affects grades
Researchers in the USA look at how racial bias can impact on teaching.
Performance appraisal success depends on frequent feedback and good standard setting
Appraisal of employees often gets a bad press, but recent research suggests if it involves.
Intentional teaching makes the biggest impact on early childhood outcomes
A look at several measures of the quality of early childhood education suggests that the.
Metacognition training boosts gen chem exam scores
It’s a lesson in scholastic humility: You waltz into an exam, confident that you’ve got.
Shakespeare’s original accent – Romeo and Juliet
How languages and accents develop is fascinating, and production’s of many works of Shakespeare are.
Clean a webpage for classroom use with Just Read
There are just so many great teaching resources on the web these days, but being.
Fun teaching activity – Juggling
Sometimes, it’s great to get pupils moving around, laughing, and doing something completely different to.