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Methods of behaviour management that involve publicly displaying students’ names are counterproductive, argues Jarlath O’Brien

The high master of St Paul’s School and chair of HMC tells ÌÇÐÄVlog about her favourite teacher, why she pursued a career in education and why she values staff who question and challenge

Sometimes we can label a parent as not being engaged but what we mean is ‘not engaged in a way we would like’

A standard reading scheme will never be as good as a teacher who knows their pupils – and those pupils’ interests

The middle and high school principal at the International School of Aberdeen talks about the importance of ‘international mindedness’ and why his guiding principles are based on the notion of ‘servant leadership’

Schools dedicate hundreds of teacher hours to supporting trainees and NQTs but, until now, ensuring mentors have the skills they need to carry out their role effectively has been low on the list of priorities. With new ECF funding, however, all that looks set to change – and there’s plenty leaders can do to usher in improvements, says Fe Brewer

Getting students to deliberately recall information they have been taught earlier is likely to be of benefit regardless of the format or timing, finds Christian Bokhove

Returning to the classroom after a period of enforced absence can be tough on students and their families, so Brenda McHugh established parent support groups to boost communication between home and school, and encourage their child’s re-engagement with learning

Put all those hours spent poring over students’ books behind you and feed back smarter, says Kaley Riley

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Academics outline how they work to ensure research into best practice can actually work in a real classroom

All teachers should know about this pioneering pair of academics whose research since the 1970s has shaped many key areas of pedagogical thinking