Browsing: Teacher

It was 1981 and Nigel Farage was turning 17. He was already a figure of some controversy, as would become a lifelong habit, among the younger…

One of the most common questions I hear from school leaders is, “How do I get buy-in from teachers?” While they find the ideas we discuss…

To feel enthusiastic about their jobs, teachers need to know their school and district leaders will listen to their practical concerns—and stick around long enough to…

A surge in the number of recent graduates signing up to become teachers has helped the government in England meet crucial recruitment targets in subjects including…

School cellphone bans may improve teacher well-being and stress levels, according to preliminary results from a new study.The findings are from the first year of a…

We always knew it was coming. There were signs we’d learned to read: a change in atmosphere, the sound of the fridge door opening, wine glugging…

After a brief period of inactivity, more states and districts appear open to the idea of giving teachers additional pay for taking on certain kinds of…

Today’s post continues a multiyear series on simple changes teachers can make in their classroom that can have positive results. Avoid ‘Cognitive Overload’ Melanie Battles, Ph.D.,…

“Fix up. It’s not me who needs their GCSEs – it’s you!” These words were barked at my year 10 science class by our science teacher…

A quarter of state secondary schools in England will start the new term with no dedicated physics teacher, with schools in poorer areas worst affected, analysis…