It is the fourth period on a Monday. As you scan your classroom, you see that your students’ eyelids are heavy; reactions are slow. Not just one student, but many. It’s easy to forget: the student who looks half-asleep in your class might literally be half-asleep.
It is the fourth period on a Monday. As you scan your classroom, you see that your students’ eyelids are heavy; reactions are slow. Not just one student, but many. It’s easy to forget: the student who looks half-asleep in your class might literally be half-asleep.
A recent Guardian article highlights a growing trend among younger parents, particularly from Gen Z, who report reading less frequently to their children.
A recent study from the University of Georgia (UGA) has emphasised the critical need for the United States to prioritise artificial intelligence (AI) education and workforce training.
The early years of a child’s education lay the foundation for cognitive, social, and emotional development, making the choice of school one of the most significant decisions parents face.
Whether you’re relocating to a new country or exploring better academic options for your child, navigating the admissions process for international schools can feel like a maze.
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As university admissions become increasingly competitive, students must go beyond just achieving excellent grades and standardised test scores to secure a place at selective universities....
A "Teacher Meet" is a gathering where teachers come together to discuss and share ideas about their practice, often focusing on curriculum development, instructional strategies, best practices, and addressing challenges, essentially providing a platform for professional collaboration and development among educators.
Internships before university can provide young people with a valuable head start. Beyond filling time during school holidays, early work experience helps students develop real-world skills, explore potential career paths, and make more informed decisions about their academic future.
Whether you are a teacher aiming to refine your pedagogical methods, an academic leader striving to enhance school performance, or a safeguarding officer seeking innovative approaches to student welfare, staying abreast of the latest educational trends and networking opportunities is essential.
In primary education, science is more than just textbooks and tests. It is an exciting chance to explore the world around us. It focuses on hands-on discovery, thinking critically, and tapping into that innate curiosity children have about how things work.
We cannot always control what happens to us but we can control how we think and respond. It is not just about ‘thinking positive’; it’s about recognising our responses & developing “flexible thinking”....
A recent study from Cornell University challenges the long-held belief that left-handed individuals are inherently more creative than their right-handed counterparts....
A recent study published on ResearchGate examines the effectiveness of hybrid learning in chemical engineering education, particularly focusing on the integration of online laboratories as a supplement to traditional laboratory practices. ...
The role of safeguarding in international schools is complex and all encompassing. Every element of the school is involved in safeguarding and every adult has a role to play in protecting children from serious harm and danger.
In today's growing global education landscape, safeguarding and child protection are of paramount importance, which transcends all borders and cultures. With this principle as the guiding north star, the new British International Schools Safeguarding Coalition (BISSC) was launched in November 2023.
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A recent article from the Harvard Graduate School of Education delves into the intricate processes of learning science and offers critical insights for educators looking to strengthen student engagement and comprehension in the subject. With an emphasis on active participation and critical thinking, the article provides actionable strategies for K-12 teachers aiming to enhance their science instruction. ...
A recent presentation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sheds light on the prevalence of health conditions among school-aged children and their significant implications for educators. Understanding these conditions is essential for fostering safe and supportive educational environments, as they can directly affect learning outcomes. ...
A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Cambridge and Fudan University has unveiled significant findings regarding the impact of sleep on the cognitive abilities of adolescents.
A recent study from Florida Atlantic University (FAU) has shed light on the profound effects of cyberbullying on the mental health of adolescents, revealing that nearly 90% of teens have experienced some form of cyberbullying.
Working as a School Psychologist is like coaching a diverse team. Parents often worry that their child is struggling to keep up with the "game" of school, and the psychologist, like a seasoned coach, understands that every player has unique strengths and challenges.
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