At Home With MARGE: Exploring Shimamura’s approach to learning with Nimish Lad
Teaching and learning are something that has been happening since the dawn of time – or thereabouts. And we do it all the time in
Teaching and learning are something that has been happening since the dawn of time – or thereabouts. And we do it all the time in
It’s important to unwind and spend time with family over Christmas. But equally there are significant benefits to keeping going with study. We look at
Research by Huddersfield University for The Headmasters’ and Headmistresses Conference has shown that students shouldn’t be discouraged from playing sports, in the run-up to exams
There’s an old African proverb: How do you eat the elephant? – One bite at a time. Sometimes staring into a really big task –
In any normal year, the GCSE and A Level exam period would be starting about now. But, there’s scarcely any need to point out that
Exam boards are updating their specifications to the changes in the English Literature GCSE exams, we’ve summarised the changes. UPDATE: AQA has changed it’s position
We know what we need to do to be better at something. Just work a little smarter, procrastinate a little less, start a little earlier,
We’re all familiar with the idea of a coach as being the person screaming and shouting on the side lines of sports matches in American
The pandemic has resulted in cancelled exams for hundreds of thousands of pupils across the UK. In their place, we have Teacher Assessed Grades; where
“Could try harder.” “See me after class.” These kinds of phrases epitomised school for a great number of us. And that’s not to say that
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