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Children can get lost in thought if it is unfamiliar territory. So make sure it’s a road more frequently travelled, says Will Ryan...
Assessing children's work with ticks and crosses isn't much use to anyone, says Stephen Bowkett. Far better to use symbols...
Extreme and disruptive behaviour is not often without cause, so working with troubled and angry children requires a more flexible...
If rocks and soils is possibly the most boring topic you’ve ever taught, Jonathan Lear has an idea that will turn it into a pupil favourite
The vivid subjects of the animal kingdom provide a striking starting point for lessons on metaphor and language play, says Pie Corbett...
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