International Schools Blog

As awareness of ADHD and other neurodiversities grows, teachers are tasked with the responsibility of creating an educational environment where all students can thrive.

Adolescence is a transformative time for students. Their physical, cognitive, and emotional states undergo rapid changes, and their circadian rhythm (the internal system to regulate sleep-wake cycles) experiences big shifts. This developmental stage can have a big impact on student wellbeing, and sleep becomes all the more important to ensure students’ healthy development.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is an important tool in schools. The technology is already being used for personalised tutoring, automated grading, and to detect plagiarism. 

Start the New Year by updating AI in the classroom. Integrate these tools to boost student engagement, streamline tasks, and bring your teaching into the future.

Educators have a heavy workload. Between administrative tasks, lesson planning, developing the curriculum, marking, feedback, communicating with parents and classroom time, teachers are balancing a lot of responsibilities.

A strong parent-teacher relationship is important for a number of reasons. Not only does it benefit the child’s education, it establishes efficient communication between all the people who care for the child and guide their development at school and at home.

Emotional regulation ensures students learn in safe and productive environments. It also prepares them for, and allows them to process, inevitable life changes. Find out how to teach emotional regulation in your classroom.

Executive function skills are the key to life-long success. Empower students between 5 to 17 with our practical guide to executive function skills by age.

Discover how you can boost classroom participation rates through easy, actionable techniques that help you create an inclusive culture.

Learn about the benefits of collaborative learning, and some teaching approaches which you can implement in your classroom.