International Schools Blog

What is critical thinking and how can you teach it effectively? In this post, we share five strategies for teaching critical thinking – or higher order thinking skills – in your classroom.

The International School Awards 2020 took place in London on Monday 20 January, with over 225 senior leaders from international schools and education organisations attending the awards ceremony. We find out more about the winning schools and the innovative, award-winning projects for which they were nominated.

Reading to children is fun, but does it deliver educational rigour? Joe Brazier, publisher of Pearson’s flagship literacy programme Bug Club, states the case for reading aloud to your learners. In advance of World Read Aloud Day on February 5th, we asked one of our reading experts what makes reading aloud so special.

Create a thriving reading culture in your school – turn your students into bookworms with our ten expert tips!

During our recent Live Classes project, delivered in partnership with the BBC, we addressed some of the challenges facing secondary teachers around the world.

Based on an extensive review of existing 21st-century frameworks, academic research and employment market trends, we’ve identified six common skill sets that are crucial for employability.

What’s it like choosing an international school for your children? We talk to Aimee Fisher, a UK expat based in the UAE about her experience.

Curious about personalisation, but don’t know where to start? Here are five easy ways to personalise your classes.

Power Maths Series Editor, Tony Staneff, gives some practical help and support for teachers who are taking this exciting and game-changing step.

Learn more about the transferable skills that make us employable and how best to teach them in this series of free webinars hosted by global teaching and learning experts.