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Unlocking Global Potential: Our Work with The Economist Educational Foundation

Last week, we were privileged to host a joint event with The Economist Educational Foundation for our Teach2030 Ambassadors. The aim was to introduce their annual competition, which focuses on youth empowerment through their global prize for educators, sponsored by ROLEX. These initiatives strive to transform classrooms by fostering critical thinking and celebrating the leadership […]

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Pitch Perfect: What the World Cup Teaches Us About Teacher Professional Development

The World Cup is currently underway and runs from 11th June to 19th July; it’s such an exciting time for the world to be united through sport. Co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, this marks the first time in history that a World Cup is being shared across three nations. It is also

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My Aha! Moment With “Stretch It”: How Teach2030 Transformed My Classroom in Nigeria

by Halim Giwa, Nigeria My experience with Stretch It started way back in 2017. I remember reading an article about it and feeling absolutely convinced that I understood the concept. In fact, I was so sure of myself that I began using what I believed was Stretch It in my classroom immediately. To be honest,

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Which Teach2030 course should I take?

Here at Teach2030, we offer 9 different courses that are aligned to the Cambridge Teaching Standards, alongside a Digital Learner course to build digital literacy. It can be hard to decide where to begin, so deciding where to start your professional development can feel overwhelming. At Teach2030, all of our Online Teacher Professional Development courses

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How Teach2030 has helped Adanna Create A Culture of Learning in Trinidad and Tobago

Teach2030 Ambassador Adanna Williams was recently part of a prestigious children’s spelling bee in Trinidad and Tobago where her application of a variety of methods of learning from Teach2030 courses enhanced the progress and inspiration of the students who took part. This is what she shared with us. “As a Teach2030 Ambassador, one of the

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Independent Learning in the Classroom

Recently we have been focusing on the theme of Independent Learning in the classrooms, and how it can equip students with skills they can nurture and take forward into multiple situation. Independent Learning allows students to develop life skills and achieve higher levels of success in their learning journey. However, Independent Learning in the classroom

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Teach2030 Capacity-Building Workshop at Covenant Institute: A Successful and Impactful Session

by Mayeselo Makhenjera, Malawi Mayeselo has recently been appointed as a Teach2030 Ambassador and immediately set to work by sharing the importance of teacher professional development in his community. Alongside sharing his own experiences of the TPD courses he has taken, which have helped support and improve his own teaching, Mayeselo set about inspiring others

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The Importance of Providing Your Teachers With TPD

As headteachers, we often find ourselves managing the “now”— an immediate crisis or concern, or a policy shift. Yet, research consistently shows that the single most important school-based determinant of student learning is the quality of our teachers. If we want to improve student outcomes, we must improve teacher expertise. It isn’t just about providing

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Independent Learning and Its Prospects; Students Don’t Retain What We Teach But They Rather Retain What They Process, Practice and Apply.

by Njilefac Atem, Cameroon Independent learning means students direct their own learning and move their learning forward by themselves. As a biology teacher, during some of my lessons, I realize that coverage does not guarantee learning, nor consistency guarantee understanding. As Hiebert and Grows (2007) explains, “Students learn best what they have the most opportunity

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