Supporting children with SEND at transition
GL Education's Emma Dibden explains how to support pupils with SEND at transition, and how assessment can be used to identify vulnerable students.
Blogs
Read articles by authors ranging from teaching staff and senior leaders to educational advisers. Always topical, our blog posts have a strong ‘how to’ focus, feature pupil stories and examples, and regularly cover issues at the top of school agendas.
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The Data Triangulation Challenge: Robert Davidson
An illustration of the way schools can maximise the data gleaned from student survey results to ‘triangulate’ with attainment and aptitude data.
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Gauging student wellbeing after lockdown
Due to Covid-19 and not having seen our students for six months, most of our teachers felt a different sense of excitement than normal to be back on campus.
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‘Beneath the mask’: why your students’ aptitude and attitude matter now more than ever
In international schools worldwide, in order to succeed amid the different pressures and challenges under which they have to function, many students wear masks.
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Motivating students to re-engage with the curriculum
Following an extended school absence, the most important question we should consider is: ‘How do we motivate our students to re-engage with the curriculum.
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What do students’ beliefs and feelings tell you about the quality of education in your school
Before embarking on my career in education, I worked as a physiotherapist. The overlap with teaching I believe is significant.
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Reviewing and adapting reading support for children of all abilities
Stephen Sharma, Deputy Head of Primary, Nord Anglia International School Dubai explores how the school were looking for data to support curriculum modifications
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Five tips to help your students believe in themselves
An extensive range of research over the past few decades has overwhelmingly found that student’s self-efficacy has a profound influence on academic achievement.