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Ed joins us on the hub to explain why empathy is an essential skill for young people to learn in order to succeed. -
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From left to right: Accredited teachers from The Kindergarten Starters, Dubai; Bolsover Infants and Pre-School, Derbyshire, Government Secondary School Atu Nigeria being recognized by Hon ... -
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In this session, expert Mark Sparvell (Microsoft) shares WHAT Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is and WHY it is now fundamental and not ornamental, by addressing and introducing 7 amazing educators wit ... -
With many staff again in isolation, school leaders need to make sure their communications don’t create unnecessary stress. Columnist Jo Steer explains how -
Lakshmi Annapurna Chintaluri explores the strategies that can help students to be active learners, develop thinking skills and solve problems. -
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According to Tes’ recent Staff Wellbeing Report, 44% of staff believe their current work-life balance is sustainable. With 35% feeling they have enough time to do their job effectively. -
Preparing for an uncertain back-to-school environment can be unsettling but Microsoft Education are working to ensure that educators around the world have the tools they need to make their online or i ... -
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Simple mindfulness strategies can help educators and students during times of uncertainty and change. Read on for Pobble’s key everyday techniques for strengthening relationships and reducing stress. -
There’s no doubt that maintaining teacher well-being is vital. Not only for our own mental health, but for that of our families and the pupils we care for. School closures as a result of the global pa ...
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Abdul Chohan, EdTech guru, shares his thoughts on what should happen in 2020 to make EdTech a valuable tool in every classroom. -
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In the second in our series, Steve Wright talks to Karine George, educational consultant and advisor for Bett, about what she hopes to see in the year ahead