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

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

Add this simple exercise to your school and you’ll notice a huge improvement in the engagement and academic ability of your students. “Going out’ as

Here is an example of two variations of the introduction to the same lesson. Which one do you like best? 1. Good morning children today

You may think your toddler is relatively dependent and that the things they do around the house don’t matter, but you’d be wrong. Simple actions

Teachers shape the future of our world. They educate our future leaders, and the responsibility of our planet lies in their hands. Quite often we

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

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

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

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

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

This week in classrooms across NSW, students are being given a slip of paper that tells them their rank in class, relative to their peers.

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

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