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12 tips for introducing technology to your teaching
Technology has the ability to save you time and money while propelling your learners to success, but implementing technology into your classroom isn’t always easy.
Best literacy podcasts for teachers: level up your literacy instruction
Literacy podcasts are a great place to learn about the latest theories and strategies educators can use to support literacy learning. But which ones should you listen to? And where can you find them?
Social media literacy: literacy beyond the classroom
Social media literacy is an branch of media literacy where learners have the skills and tools to navigate social media safely and effectively - but what are the benefits of social media literacy on progress overall?
Grammar students should know in KS1 and KS2
Having a strong understanding of grammar sets your learners up for success in every subject.
The role of Tier 1 vocabulary in improving vocabulary
6 benefits of using knowledge organisers for revision
Have you embraced knowledge organisers in your classroom? Despite their increase in popularity, not all teachers have adopted this useful tool. Read on to find out why you should consider adding knowledge organisers to your teaching toolkit.
Knowledge organisers: what are they and what is their role in the classroom
A knowledge organiser is a tool designed to clarify information, summarise and streamline the key facts of a particular subject, and encourage learners to retain this knowledge beyond the classroom.
Linking Mapper to the classroom
On average, learners retain 88% of new information learned on Bedrock Mapper.
Media literacy: what is it and why does it matter?
Can individualised literacy learning help close the attainment gap?
Pupil Premium funding is designed to close the attainment gap in schools by offering additional educational support to learners from disadvantaged backgrounds.
11 classroom games for teaching primary students vocabulary
Vocabulary is one of the most important skills to develop in your primary students. However, ‘teaching’ vocabulary is not always the best way to help your students learn.
