International Schools Blog

Critical thinking is an essential skill for students – but should it be taught as a standalone subject? We consider the reasons for and against.

Meet a 'true magician' in the classroom. Our 2024 Pearson International School Teacher of the Year, Auzair Collector, reveals his education tricks.

Inclusion in the classroom boosts students' academic performance, tolerance and empathy. Learn how to make inclusion an instinctive part of your school.

Digital safeguarding is just as essential to children’s education as maths and literacy. Follow these tips to promote cyber safety among your students.

Generation Alpha will face a lot of challenges. They’ll need to solve the climate crisis and figure out how to co-exist with ever more powerful technology. That’s why World Youth Skills Day is a day to celebrate the skills young people have – and help them to build the skills they’ll need for the future.

Chronic absenteeism has big negative impacts on a child's education. Learn how technology can encourage attendance and improved student wellbeing in schools.

Staff wellbeing is a key consideration for international school leaders. Here are 8 strategies to help reduce teacher workload, stress levels and burnout.

Look closely at an International GCSE Mathematics examination and you’ll soon realise that answering the questions isn’t just about working with numbers, algebra, shapes, measures, and data.

Social learning is a theory that suggests students learn by watching and repeating the behaviours of others. Here's how to integrate it in the classroom.

Alongside innovation in onscreen assessment and digital accessibility, we ensure we assess students in the right way, through our existing qualification design. At Pearson, this means offering a choice over when learners are assessed and examining how modular assessment can work alongside linear assessment as an examination option.