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Too many school improvement strategies are top-down and disconnected from teaching, international research professor David Hopkins tells Helen Amass

The prevailing sense is that behaviour has nosedived in recent years, but how can we be sure that’s the case, asks Jarlath O’Brien

Providing teachers with safe, confidential and reflective spaces in school will improve pupils’ emotional wellbeing – as well as that of teachers themselves, says Fiona McFarlane

The inspection system wasn’t perfect, argues former inspector Mark Enser, but are we running the risk of introducing something worse?

I created engaging and interesting lessons, writes Mark Enser, but I had lost sight of one crucial aspect of pedagogy

Debating expert Michael Hepburn explains how a discussion about masculinity showed just how powerful debating can be to get students to challenge their thinking

Schools cannot afford to ignore artificial intelligence – but it is essential to do the proper groundwork so each school’s approach to AI suits its circumstances, says Baz Nijjar

Diversifying curricula and recruitment will only work if all school staff feel they belong, says Hannah Wilson, before an event for educators in Scotland next week

Many describe themselves as evidence-informed educators, says Christian Bokhove, but apply different standards to the findings they actually like

ÌÇÐÄVlog takes an in-depth look at Richard Feynman’s teach-to-learn approach to revision

Flashcards are a common revision tool, but how do you know you’re using them correctly? We take a look at the research

This visual revision method is popular with students, but how does it work and how effective is it?