Teachers’ expectations help students to work harder, but can also reduce enjoyment and confidence – new research
Study shows how to help students achieve their full potential.
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Scottish teachers to strike over pupil behaviour – my research shows what they’re dealing with
Our study found that a significant amount of teachers’ lesson time is spent on low-level and serious behaviour interruptions.
Stressed out: the psychological effects of tests on primary school children
Seven and 11-year-olds feel the pressure from their parents and teachers.
The pressures on mental health and wellbeing faced by teachers in the UK
Many teachers have reported thinking about leaving the profession.
Performance‑related pay won’t motivate teachers
This Easter Monday, members of the National Union of Teachers voted in favour of a motion for strike action this summer. The threat of industrial action reflects an ever deepening rift between teachers…
Why school suspensions and exclusions have risen dramatically in England – and what could be done
Young people may be experiencing struggles that go under a school’s radar – until their behaviour leads to exclusion.
Teacher motivation is vital – and COVID‑19 may be hurting it
We need to revive teachers’ sense of satisfaction in their jobs.
How coaching could help solve the UK’s teacher crisis
Coaching may help teachers manage burnout and stay in the job. But only if schools get the training and time right.
Shift from sitting GCSEs a year early wins guarded support
The number of students entered for a GCSE exam a year early plummeted by 40% this summer. Before 2014, the number of students taking their exams in Year 10 rather than Year 11, particularly in English…
No, mobile phones should not be banned in UK schools
Smart phones are educational – and a big part of students’ futures.