Guest Post: A Technophobe’s Guide to Modern Teaching

There’s lots of talk about how technology can lead students to be reliant on technology, impeding their love for knowledge. … More

Consider a classroom ‘flip’

Teachers are very good at multi-tasking — responding to different needs of different educational levels and demands of a range of … More

With the craze of fidget spinners, sweeping through classrooms all over the world, I thought there must be a way … More

In this computerized era, Google is the most commonly used tool in everyday life; from starting a day with Google … More

This post will outline the aims of the PYP (the Primary Years Programme of the International Baccalaureate) and the role … More

I was recently interviewed by one of my university lecturers, Steve Wheeler. Whilst completing my degree, he was very inspirational, … More

I recently wrote for the International Teacher Magazine. The article was about the ethos of respect for teachers which is … More

Growth mindset is an idea, put forward by Carol Dweck (a psychologist from Stanford University). After a vast amount of research, she … More

Go Noodle is a great website which encourages your students to be active. Have a look at my quick video … More

I recently taught a lesson in which it was important for me to highlight keywords; a few of them were … More