Turn to the Child and Shed Expectations
Classifications generate expectations. The expectation is a risky state of consciousness, as it sets precarious standards. It’s easy to lose…... Read more.
The Young and the Restless
Teaching a Junior Class for the First Time It’s their first day of school, as your new pupils rush…... Read more.
Teaching Outside the Classroom
Teaching and learning experiences that take place outside the confines of the classroom walls have a range of benefits for…... Read more.
Together we can!
Young learners (Primary Students) are curious, they want to create, explore, to question about the world! We have to help…... Read more.
Methods and Techniques for Young Learners
A number of principles can inform the following approaches to teaching young learners. Build teaching around activities and physical…... Read more.
The CEO of the Diana Award, Tessy Ojo CBE, Talks to Georgia Papas, Chair of QLS
Since 2016, the QLS Schools Network has collaborated with The Diana Award royal charity to organise and host its Anti-Bullying…... Read more.
Looking out for new teaching resources for your Junior classes?
What often urges language teachers to look out for new teaching resources is their concern whether the new materials ‘out…... Read more.
Self-healing
“Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack, a crack in everything That’s…... Read more.
Co-teaching: It takes two (or more) to tango!
Co-teaching is when teachers are paired together in a classroom and they share equal responsibilities for planning, instructing, and…... Read more.
Christina Bakopoulou, Managing Director of Burlington Books, talks about women’s leadership
This is the second interview we publish on women’s leadership. Christina Bakopoulou talks about the obstacles she has…... Read more.