ResourceHub Category: Teachers

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 […]

Quizzes can be a fantastic way to make learning interesting and fun, helping students revise their understanding of the earth while also learning new geographical information without ever feeling like […]

Quizzes have been an excellent classroom resource for decades, and thanks to interactive whiteboards, classrooms are becoming even more mentally stimulating for students. In our guide, we have uncovered some […]

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 […]

In need of some inspiration to make your geography classes a bit more exciting? With the wide range of apps used in conjunction with an interactive display, students can benefit […]

Most children are excited about technology. And, most of your class probably have plenty of apps downloaded onto their smartphones or other devices, so learning in this manner is familiar, […]

Computing skills are valued in almost all workplaces, so understanding how they work and how to operate them efficiently can be a valuable skill to have when leaving school. Computer […]

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 […]

In addition to holistic student needs like wellbeing, whose importance has only been reinforced in recent years, educators are fundamentally responsible for preparing students for the world of work. They […]

Edtech has vastly diversified the lesson activities educators are able to employ, as well as the learning outcomes they’re able to fulfill. What began as a single projector or whiteboard […]

Schools and teachers have always played an essential part in shaping our society, with direct input on the development of children as they grow into adults. With such significant influence […]

Although virtual learning environments evoke remote and hybrid learning for many, they’ve been leveraged by educators long before a pandemic forced education to temporarily pivot online. As well as fundamentally […]

Like every sector and industry, education has been compelled to review its environmental impact. Educators teach about the health of the planet, our ecology, and climate change to their students, […]

Although education is always responding to societal shifts, adapting to the impact on students’ needs as they progress towards the world of work, recent years have precipitated more change than […]

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 […]

From flags to capital cities, geography is one of the most visual topics. There are many fantastic quizzes and geography games designed to enhance learning for students of all ages. […]

A teacher needs to build strong relationships within the classroom. Building teamwork skills and trust can create a healthy learning environment for all students. Team-building exercises are so important and […]

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, […]

Making learning fun in the classroom is vital. It helps engage students who may be less keen to get involved. Mixing things up can offer a welcome relief from boring […]

The opportunity to move into a state-of-the-art school, designed with the modern learning environment in mind, is every educator’s dream and one that came true for Ark St Alban’s Academy […]