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Behaviour has been highlighted as a major concern in schools in the United Kingdom. The national media will likely reference it as a brief footnote towards the end of their programme or at the end …

If they aren’t listening, they aren’t learning. But knowing where to start to build a high participation classroom can be hard, so we’ve mapped out the key steps.

As part of our series of book suggestions for each of the classrooms in your secondary school, this list looks at your science classroom. These titles are perfect for recommending to pupils who enjoy

CogSciSci is taking its talents to Hammersmith this year. That’s right – the world’s greatest CogSciSci conference is back for its characteristic mix of Cognitive Science and science ed…

The government’s announcement about training all teachers in SEND is welcome, but learning environments need to change to deliver inclusion, argues Dr Thomas Keaney

On the "embarrassingly parallel problem" and what it reveals about the limits of learning technology.

Book looks and work scrutinies are a staple in many schools. But can they actually tell us anything about teaching or learning?

Question Level Analysis (QLA) is a staple in many schools. It is designed to turn exam results into a roadmap for student progress. But does it actually lead us where we need to go?

Protecting teacher cognitive load through time-neutrality: why we must prioritise high-quality teaching over performative tasks and administrative noise.

I had to remove a student for disrupting my lesson. But, like many teachers, my reluctance to do so meant I removed them too late. Here’s why, and what I should have done differently.

CIDERR Not that we need another acronym, but CIDERR has genuinely revolutionised method writing for both me and my students. Introducing this scaffold has increased students’ co…

The best time to do so was when Musk started poisoning it; the second-best time is now

Schools are very good at writing policies about in-the-moment teaching. They are much worse at strategising for long-term memory and learning.

The dirty industries that dominate politics deceive us into accepting dangerous pollutants such as ammonia as part of life, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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Do a learning walk around any secondary school and you will often see students writing quietly in exercise books. At first glance, this looks like a well-controlled classroom where learning is taki…

Researchers have developed an eco-friendly recycling tech that extracts 99 percent pure nickel and cobalt from waste batteries.