Leora Cruddas has pulled off a tour de force in reshaping educational purpose after the pandemic

This book addresses how innovation is generated in transdisciplinary work and learning, focusing on the interface between art, science and technology.

Our Science of Learning course digs into the interesting and sometimes counterintuitive findings from this field in recent years and provides a forum for sharing useful tips.

This book offers opportunities for better understanding teachers’ unique challenges when planning teaching sessions for learners with special needs.

Explore how school policies support teachers, staff, students, and parents in understanding school requirements and procedures.

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Happy New Year! Let's all take a deep breath, because 2025 going to be a weird one. "Do not obey in advance," historian Timothy Snyder cautions. "Most of the power of authoritarianism is freely given...

Research suggests the reality of AI in the workplace is more complex than either complete job displacement or simple augmentation

You'll see some celestial wonders in the skies above you throughout the next 12 months

As we step into 2025, I am delighted to share a project that I have been working on for quite some time: "Understanding Assessment Types: A Complete Guide for…

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Drawing extensively on contemporary research and empirical evidence, including that from the UK, Europe, Australia and Brazil, this book sets out the key ideas,…

The EU Working Group on Learning for Sustainability is currently exploring how policy action can assist in the development and introduction of school curricula and appropriate pedagogies to improve op...

The assessment approach that never dies

The sprawling data centres that house AI servers churn out toxic electronic waste and are voracious consumers of electricity, which in most places is still produced from fossil fuels.

Evidence-informed practice is a priority in schools, but applying researchers' findings properly requires careful thought, says Megan Dixon

“When you can’t create you can work.”

For at least half a decade now, New York's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has been digitizing its exhibition catalogs and other art books. Now you can find all of the publications made available so far ...

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There’s a sense that right now the world is particularly dark. We often hear the unlovely word ‘polycrisis’. At such a time, English teaching might seem almost irrelevant and ineffectual. What can we ...