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- Different Contexts, Common Aspirations: Helping Young People Discover Who They Can Become
Young people may come from different contexts, but many share a common desire to discover who they are, fulfil their potential and make a difference. Sometimes, what looks like wandering is actually a young person gathering pieces of a future they cannot yet see. They need adults who will help them discover, encourage and model the possibilities within them. Happy International Youth Day, 2026. - How a Teacher’s Response to Effort and Mistakes Shapes Learning
A child’s mistake in class is rarely the real issue. What often matters more is the teacher’s response to the student’s effort. In that moment, a learner may either grow in confidence or quietly withdraw from learning. - Veteran Teachers and Technology: A Call to Action
All teachers bring immense value to education. However, some struggle to adapt to new technologies in the classroom. This article explores these challenges, highlights the invaluable role educators play, and offers practical solutions to support their transition into tech-enabled teaching. - The Future of Education: Is a 4-day school week the way forward?
What if teachers and students could savour the sweet taste of an extended weekend, indulging in an extra day of rest, rejuvenation, and exploration? Imagine the possibilities that would unfold with a four-day school week! - The Use Of CBT For Effective Feedback
Computer-based tests are a great way of performing formative assessments in schools. Apart from the ease and speed of grading, CBTs allow for immediate and personalized feedback to students. Students can know exactly what went wrong, why it went wrong, and most importantly how to get back on track! How …