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Sweden plans to curb the use of digital devices in schools as technology ‘hinders’ learning. But the research isn’t that straightforward, argues Christian Bokhove

The Chartered College of Teaching has joined ITV and mental health charities to launch a homework task aimed at getting pupils talking to their families about their feelings, reveals Dame Alison Peacock

The inspectorate’s new report into geography teaching highlights areas of development for schools at every stage, says Steve Brace

Global developmental delay is linked to learning difficulties in a variety of areas, explains Simon Tanner, who offers his advice for supporting pupils with the condition

SLF keynote speaker praises ‘succinct and powerful’ ambitions for education that put Scotland among ‘leading countries’

Safeguarding and pastoral teams will be under huge pressure this term, says safeguarding lead Thomas Michael, who offers advice on keeping your head above water

Artificial intelligence is forcing us to re-examine everything – from the role of direct instruction to the importance of literacy, say Dylan Wiliam, John Hattie and Arran Hamilton, whose new research explores the implications of AI in schools

These practical steps will help make learners more curious, says Jamie Thom, a teacher educator in Scotland

It’s common to experience a crisis of confidence in your classroom management after a long break, says Sam Strickland, who offers some back-to-school behaviour tips

Back-to-school CPD should have a lasting legacy, says Alex Quigley, who rounds up pointers for making sure that learning is embedded in practice

Reading should never be viewed as a punishment and teachers should be wary of prioritising ‘highbrow’ books, says teacher of English Alan Gillespie

Pupil behaviour is changing, so schools’ approaches to behaviour management need to shift, too, says Margaret Mulholland