Four Lessons From Four Years of Teacher Blogging
Today is our fourth birthday and we’re proudly looking back at all we’ve accomplished in the last four years. There […]
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Do You Need a To-Do List or a Checklist?
This post was updated from the one originally shared on 5th June 2018. It contains affiliate links, meaning that if
How to Set Rules Your Students Will Actually Follow
This post was updated from the one originally dated 26th June 2017. We all know how difficult it can be
Malala Yousafzai | Fighting for All Girls’ Right to Education
Cover image credit: Alicia Vera for Malala Fund. Any list of inspirational leaders in the field of education would be
12 Inspiring Bedtime Stories for Your Child (With Female Leads)
This list of 12 inspiring bedtime stories for your child was originally posted on Matress Clarity, who kindly offered to
The Poop Sandwich | A Tactful Way to Offer Constructive Criticism
This post was updated from the version originally published on 5th February 2018. Constructive criticism is always difficult to deliver
5 Ways to Use Drama Games For Fine Motor Skill Development
Fine Motor Skills are an essential life skill that all early years and primary school teachers should attempt to use
Reflecting on different styles of teaching theatre. Which is best?
Teaching is teaching? Not at all! Michael Morpurgo, British children and youth author, once said: But how can you become
Five Tried and Tested Tips For Learning Lines With Young Actors Who Can’t Read
Updated from the post dated 30th October 2017. In a new age of youth theatre, when many schools and arts
Four Reasons to Understand the Function of Drama Games
When you head into the classroom it can be easy to lean on tried and tested activities. With younger kids,
