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Teaching Jobs in Schools

Teaching is a very popular profession and a recent article in the telegraph has shown that teachers are the happiest workers in Britain that is judging by a recent survey. This is accredited to the many perks that are associated with teaching, such as good holidays, and finding the job a challenge as well as interesting and rewarding. Researchers suggest that happiness at work comes from what people get out of their job, and educating and spending time with young and influential people is something many people enjoy and certainly very rewarding in their day to day life.   Some...

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30.04.2013
Teaching Jobs in Schools

Teaching is a very popular profession and a recent article in the telegraph has shown that teachers are the happiest workers in Britain that is judging by a recent survey. This is accredited to the many perks that are associated with teaching, such as good...

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22.04.2013
Does Teachers Pay affect the behaviour and results of students?

Teaching is a big responsibility; and the need to achieve the highest successful performance is definitely a pressure on teachers, even more so when a pay rise is on the line. However, should their performance really be based on the exam results of the students...

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8.04.2013
Are Math’s Pupils in Primary Schools being measured and assessed unfairly?

The standard of teaching is something constantly monitored, put under question and is often measured against others. A recent study has shown that English math’s pupils are ranked as being ninth in the world while the top positions are dominated by Asian countries such as...

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11.03.2013
How has Teaching Changed?

Teaching is a very desirable profession, it is a job that will not only stand the test of time, but is also rewarding to help students achieve their potential. However, it is a career path that is also ever changing, and questions over technology and...

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4.03.2013
Learning Styles

Many people are able to recognize that students vary in the way they learn best, using different methods and techniques though unfortunately many of these aren’t implemented in schools. The main learning styles include, visual, verbal, physical, logical, social and solitary. With this wide variety...

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26.02.2013
Revision

Revision   With exams looming in the summer, teachers, parents and students alike are beginning to think about revision and have an idea of what they want to have achieved once the results are published. In the run up to exams revision becomes a key...

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19.02.2013
What Should be on the School Curriculum?

  Who says what is important for students to learn in schools? Children represent the future so a well rounded understanding in education is essential for all students, before they then go on to decide whether or not to go onto further education. This is...

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11.02.2013
How important is healthy eating in schools?

In todays world we are all aware of the importance of living a healthy lifestyle with getting the right balance between a healthy diet and regular exercise all of which is advertised to us through the media. However, to what extent are schools pushing this...

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5.02.2013
Subject Choices?

  There is constantly deliberation and consideration by the department of education with regard to how much time needs to be spent with specific subjects in schools. The three core subjects considered essential are, English, Math’s and Science and therefore more timer per week is...

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29.01.2013
Are students given enough information about opportunities available to them once they leave school?

The education system in England and Wales is regulated through curriculums and relevant examinations. All of this is done not only to educate but to get students used to examinations in preparation for their future plans when they begin thinking about college and university courses,...

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