Archives for Pedagogy

Encouraging students to think divergently.

The death of teaching: The one-eyed learning idol

January 16, 2019

Five ways good schools support deprived pupils

Can Doug Lemov’s pedagogy fix coastal schools?

Teaching assistants too scared of ‘undermining’ teachers to confront unruly pupils

The incessant Ofsted demand for evidence and data is destroying teacher autonomy

February 7, 2018

Long read: What’s so bad about Comic Sans, anyway?

January 22, 2018

Long read: Should we scrap GCSE mocks?

January 15, 2018

Five steps to improve teacher explanations – The Pillars of Pedagogy column

January 14, 2018

Many new primary teachers lack confidence in teaching 3Rs

January 5, 2018

Pupils go to parents, teachers and friends for careers advice – not to careers consultants, research shows

December 5, 2017

LISTEN: What teachers need to know about dyslexia and supporting dyslexic students – professor Margaret Snowling talks to Tes Podagogy

November 23, 2017

Seven steps to make staff wellbeing surveys actually useful

November 17, 2017

Teaching creative thinking: Advice and examples

November 9, 2017

Social mobility: ‘We must end this obsession with working class gentrification’

October 3, 2017

Humour is key to maintaining classroom discipline, study says

September 20, 2014

Critical pedagogy: schools must equip students to challenge the status quo

February 26, 2014

Teaching in favelas: a new approach to schooling children from slums

September 18, 2013