5 ways to motivate reluctant readers
The practice of reading is diminishing, both in and out of the classroom. Despite its copious benefits including cognitive engagement, vocabulary expansion and improved concentration;…
The practice of reading is diminishing, both in and out of the classroom. Despite its copious benefits including cognitive engagement, vocabulary expansion and improved concentration;…
“Good morning class. I need you to get your book, pencil case and planner out. Write the title shown on the board and begin the…
As schools open for the new academic year in September 2020 after a historic experience of being in lockdown, preparing seating plans arising out of…
Trying to squeeze everything into a 50 minute lesson can feel impossible at times. Starter, main, dessert…I mean plenary…can feel like arbitrary sections to what…
PE is one of the subjects that you can be at your most creative when teaching it!
You’ve done your research, you’ve prepped for far too many hours and you’ve even whipped up a new pop quiz…
Dyslexia and similar learning differences stem from innate patterns of thinking and learning that are associated with high levels of creativity and strong problem-solving and…
Some people watch the X-Factor for the amazing singing and the entertainment factor, and some like me are glued to the TV to witness and…
Mentors! Not only are we middleman between teachers and students who are facing multiple barriers to learning, but also the knowledge holders, unafraid to explore…
In the folktale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, the magic words ‘open sesame’ open the enchanted cave that is filled with treasure and…