Teaching and learning

10 tried and tested language learning activities that never fail to engage students, brought together by Languages editor and experienced MFL teacher Sheena Newland.

Author and Head of Science, Emily Seeber, shares her ideas for a progressive, practical science curriculum.

Michael Chiles is an Associate Assistant Principal and author of a range of CPD books for teachers, including The Feedback Pendulum: A manifesto for enhancing feedback in education. Here he shares his advice for encouraging students to follow up on the feedback they are given.  

Schools are beginning to understand the huge potential benefits of metacognition and self-regulation in teaching and learning. Chris Runeckles, Assistant Director and Assistant Headteacher at the Durrington Research School, shares his insights about how to use metacognitive questioning and modelling to ensure you get the implementation right for learners. 

History teacher Sarah Jackson reflects on the creation of her Holocaust Memorial Day lesson which focuses on the role played by Oskar Schindler in resisting Nazi persecution of the Jews.

Learning all your students' names can be challenging, particularly at the beginning of a new school year during transition, but it's essential for positive classroom management and strong relationships. We share our favourite, tried and trusted strategies to help you.