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Teachers pool tricks of the trade
Everyone in the classroom benefits when educators share their know-how.
Teaching that embraces difference
Education law and classroom mindsets are still not accommodating "disabled" pupils properly.
Don’t be afraid of assessments at school
They are a source of useful information that can help to make teaching better.
Turning multilingual classrooms into rich resources
The latest Teachers Upfront seminar offered ideas to teacher for how they can enhance teaching in a multilingual classroom.
Puzzling over the teaching of teachers
Varsities are rethinking how to produce clued-up professionals ready for the classroom.
Enriching public discourse about teaching and teachers
A strategic partnership to enrich public discourse about teaching and teachers.
Reading is the write way to go
But a mindset shift among teachers is needed to encourage reading across the curriculum.
Images can bring words to vivid life
Classroom communication should supplement language with visuals and movement, experts say.
Language policy lets pupils down
In South Africa, children are exposed to their language of instruction far too late and for too few hours a week, which cripples their learning
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