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teacher
Celebrating diversity: Focusing on inclusion
The richness and opportunities within today’s classrooms provide a wealth of opportunities to learn from, and with our…
University of Southern Queensland
Word and Actions: Teaching Languages through the Lens of Social Justice
Social justice, critical pedagogy, and culturally relevant teaching are becoming essential as more and more language educators teach…
Concordia College
Factors Affecting Kenyan Secondary Teachers’ Technology Integration
Teaching is a complex practice that requires teachers to draw upon their content knowledge, pedagogical approaches and strategies,…
Syracuse University
Ways Your Child Can Get the Best Out of School
Adrian Piccoli discusses Ways Your Child Can Get the Best Out of School. The Honorable Adrian Piccoli served…
UNSW Sydney
Developing Children’s Physical Literacy
While the known health impacts of sedentary lifestyles have focused attention on children’s outdoor activity, the development of…
Curtin University
ITE Framework
The quality of teaching is the single most important in-school factor in improving outcomes for pupils – and…
Sheffield Hallam University
Grammar School Expansion
Dr Chris Rolph, discusses the evidence base for increasing the number of grammar school places in England. Dr Rolph…
Nottingham Trent University
Using Assessment to Promote Learning
Chris Davison discusses the conceptual and practical issues of the different approaches to using assessment to promote learning. Professor…
University of New South Wales
Specialist expertise in coaching headteachers
Rachel Lofthouse discusses the significance of specialist expertise in coaching headteachers. Amongst the research findings were strong indicators…
Leeds Beckett University
Making most of the spectrum of mentoring and coaching in education
Rachel Lofthouse discusses how to create powerful professional learning through coaching, mentoring and collaborative leadership in education.
Leeds Beckett University