ResourceHub Category: Empowering Educators

A visual arts program is essential to any high school curriculum. It teaches students practical skills they can apply in various workplaces and engages them with life skills such as […]

When the World Wide Web was born in 1994, nobody knew it would be such a huge catalyst for technological change. And when Dave Morgan started his teaching career at […]

Students with special educational needs (SEN) represented 12.6% of the total student population in England as of January 2022, according to the U.K. Government, so it’s an important responsibility for […]

Young children learn through the use of their senses, with sight being one of the most important in the early years. For an infant, visual art is a vital part […]

Have you heard about the flipped classroom? Are you a teacher trying to change things up in the classroom to improve student engagement? The flipped classroom is a pedagogical model […]

As educators consider how to teach most effectively since returning to the classroom, they’re looking for a future-proof approach aligned to the shifts they’ve seen. A core component of this […]

For educators, edtech upskilling – keeping up with new technologies and upgrades to what they already use in the classroom – is a constant priority. It’s both important for the […]

School IT administrators play a crucial role in supporting the day-to-day ecosystem, maintaining and upgrading edtech for classroom teaching and learning. It’s a demanding, important job that requires technical proficiency, […]

School leaders hold ultimate responsibility for staff, student and school performance. In charge of setting the school strategy each academic year, they’re held accountable for attainment drops and dissatisfaction. It’s […]

Not only do teachers help students reach their full academic potential, they also play a direct role in influencing students’ maturity, values and worldview. It’s a great responsibility that requires […]

Student engagement is a commonly discussed concept that all educators agree is vital. It usually refers to students’ active participation, involvement, and interest in learning. It encompasses their willingness to […]

Starting a business takes resilience and bucket loads of determination. It also needs solid finance, marketing, and many other operational areas to be in place if a new venture is […]

Educators find themselves in what might seem like a paradox. The digital world is expanding, with edtech continuing to be a vital aspect of teaching and learning. But the top […]

Learning fatigue and student engagement came to the forefront during remote learning, when students were thrown into a learning experience outside their usual classroom environment. Ensuring students are stimulated and […]

Social-emotional learning (SEL) has become one of schools’ top priorities. In an increasingly digital world, educators are turning to edtech to achieve this goal. Interactive displays like the ActivPanel, for […]

For Kirklees College in West Yorkshire, their pioneering journey into edtech began over 20 years ago, through the introduction of early interactive whiteboards from global education company, Promethean. Over two […]

St Olave’s Grammar School in Orpington has been providing high-quality learning experiences for over 450 years, and with a rich heritage in academia and the arts, the school prides itself […]

Scotland’s South Ayrshire Council is committed to establishing a quality education system that covers the authority’s vast geography. Guided by an overarching objective to ensure continued education equity for both […]

With students learning away from home and classrooms empty for the majority of the academic year, the education sector had to prioritise educational continuity above all else. When schools in […]

The education landscape has always seen change, but recent years have seen seismic shifts that are leading educators to question every aspect of their profession, likely more than at any […]

The words neurodivergent and neurodiversity are relatively new to the classroom but hearing them is becoming increasingly common. First coined in the 1990s, neurodivergent is a catch-all term that includes […]

Teaching staff and Education Officers of Inverclyde Council have had a busy year, but that is nothing new. Striving to help support their students during these unusual and challenging times, […]

As a subject, few explore quite the same breadth of topics as science. Not only does it make up three individual disciplines of Biology, Chemistry and Physics, but each of […]

While a quiz may not be the first thing you think of when teaching English, it can be an excellent tool to help reinforce new concepts, simplify the complexities of […]