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AI vs Teacher Voice: Who’s in Charge of the Curriculum?
AI Educational Research Technology

AI vs Teacher Voice: Who’s in Charge of the Curriculum?

  • By Steve White
  • June 11, 2025
In recent years, schools have seen a digital revolution sweep into classrooms with the arrival of artificial intelligence. From automated lesson planning to instant text simplification and behaviour report writing, ...
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Cognitive Science is Trending. But What If You’re Not a Cognitive Scientist?
Educational Research Learning Teaching

Cognitive Science is Trending. But What If You’re Not a Cognitive Scientist?

  • By Steve White
  • June 8, 2025
Walk into any staffroom or scroll through teacher Twitter these days, and you’ll likely hear terms like “retrieval practice,” “cognitive load,” or “spaced learning.” Cognitive science – essentially the study ...
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KS3 Deserves Better: Making Lower School Feel Worthwhile Again
Learning Teaching

KS3 Deserves Better: Making Lower School Feel Worthwhile Again

  • By Steve White
  • June 4, 2025
Walk into almost any UK secondary school and you’ll feel it — the sense that Key Stage 3 is a warm-up act, not the main event. Year 7 pupils are ...
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Making the Most of Study Leave: Practical Tips for Year 11 & Year 13
For Students Revision Advice Wellbeing

Making the Most of Study Leave: Practical Tips for Year 11 & Year 13

  • By Steve White
  • May 12, 2025
Study leave has officially begun — which means your time is finally your own. No bells, no uniform, no more form time or assemblies. Just you, your notes, and a ...
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Why Teachers Should Share More Failures, Not Just Best Practice
Professional Development Teaching

Why Teachers Should Share More Failures, Not Just Best Practice

  • By Steve White
  • May 6, 2025
Walk into any staffroom during an inset day and you’ll likely hear a lot about what works. Colleagues share PowerPoints with polished slides, discuss behaviour strategies that “changed everything,” and ...
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The Science of Happiness: What Can We Learn for the Classroom?
Educational Research Wellbeing

The Science of Happiness: What Can We Learn for the Classroom?

  • By Steve White
  • February 24, 2025
In recent years, the science of happiness has gained increasing attention—not just in psychology but across education and beyond. As educators, we have a unique opportunity to apply insights from ...
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The Problem With Teachers Turning Their Classrooms Into TikTok Content
Teaching Technology

The Problem With Teachers Turning Their Classrooms Into TikTok Content

  • By Steve White
  • February 11, 2025
In the ever-expanding world of social media, where everyone is vying for attention, it was perhaps inevitable that teachers would enter the fray. Social media is now filled with teachers ...
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Helping Your Child Choose Their GCSE Options (Even When They Have No Idea)
Education Dilemmas

Helping Your Child Choose Their GCSE Options (Even When They Have No Idea)

  • By Steve White
  • February 6, 2025
Education often throw up tricky dilemmas—decisions that feel overwhelming, frustrating, or just plain confusing. Whether it’s helping a child choose their GCSE options, dealing with school stress, or navigating the ...
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Why Banning Phones in Schools Still Matters: The Case for Academic Success and Wellbeing
Learning Technology Wellbeing

Why Banning Phones in Schools Still Matters: The Case for Academic Success and Wellbeing

  • By Steve White
  • February 5, 2025
A recent study published in The Lancet suggests that a school phone ban has little effect on student performance or wellbeing. However, wider research and real-world experience suggest otherwise. Schools ...
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Ofsted’s School Inspection Changes: What They Mean for Schools, and Parents
Ofsted Policy

Ofsted’s School Inspection Changes: What They Mean for Schools, and Parents

  • By Steve White
  • February 3, 2025
The UK’s education watchdog, Ofsted, has announced major changes to its school inspection framework, aiming to provide a fairer and more detailed evaluation system. Instead of the traditional single-word judgments ...
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