Limit the amount of time watching screens, but don’t eliminate them altogether. It’s the 21st Century and technology is a part of […]

Einstein once said that compound interest was the 6th wonder of the world. To be able to understand that if we set […]

By allowing your child to pack and carry their own bag to school, you are teaching them about responsibility, independence and self-regulation. […]

Montessori designed her materials so that childrem can not only understand the numbers as part of a greater system, they could feel […]

A small note: Academics are important, but it is important that we focus on more than this when we assess the development […]

Innovation in education may seem difficult, but it may be a lot simpler than we think. “To prepare children for the real […]

If money was no object, what would you do with your time? Think about that for a while until you have an […]

If you’re finding that your students are uninspired by mathematics, there are numerous ways in which you can teach it without insisting […]

All my teacher friends will relate to this. Each day the children are dropped off at the classroom door where they say […]

Add this simple exercise to your school and you’ll notice a huge improvement in the engagement and academic ability of your students. […]

Here is an example of two variations of the introduction to the same lesson. Which one do you like best? 1. Good […]

You may think your toddler is relatively dependent and that the things they do around the house don’t matter, but you’d be […]

Teachers shape the future of our world. They educate our future leaders, and the responsibility of our planet lies in their hands. […]

Attempting to get children interested in poetry can be difficult. Lots of children see poetry as a subject that’s similar to dance. […]

When 60 trainee teachers cram into a tiny room in the back streets of Tiger Market in Kathmandu just to understand more […]

Spending time listening to people who have lived a life we can only imagine, allows us to see what has gone before, […]

What happens when children draw? Why do they love it so much and should we be encouraging more of it? When children […]

When the children arrive at school late do you punish them, give them detention or tell them they have to miss recess? […]

The world is demanding, it expects us to be alert and ready to operate at any given moment. With emails being delivered […]

This week in classrooms across NSW, students are being given a slip of paper that tells them their rank in class, relative […]

Before flying to Nepal on Saturday to build a library for the community of Bagmati, I spent the night buying the essentials […]

Building resilience in children is never easy. Here’s 30 ways to build natural resilience in children: 1. Validate their emotions 2. Encourage […]

It was a hot dusty day in Bangalore, India. 100 Muslim ladies attended a 3 day workshop on “Innovations in Education.” We […]

1 year ago I had a vision. A vision to break down the barriers between primary and secondary school. A vision to […]

Whilst teaching polygons to a group of 8 year olds, I asked the children how they would like to represent their research. […]