by Alicia Souares, Jamaica As an educator, I am constantly seeking ways to make learning meaningful, engaging, and student-centered. Through the use of strategies from Practical Active Learning, I was able to shift my classroom from a passive environment to one where students actively participate in their learning. Creating an Engaging Learning Environment One of […]
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Are you a headteacher or school leader? Would you like to understand how to embed Teach2030 in your school? Our new Teach2030 Partner School Guide will help you to achieve just that! We work together on programmes to impact and extend our reach in delivering teacher professional development across the world. Our Teach2030 partnerships are
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by Sabeen Ovais, Pakistan “The real question isn’t how much you teach—but how many students you actually reach.” Creating a strong culture of learning in the classroom isn’t about one big change—it’s about small, intentional strategies that bring every student into the learning process. Over time, I’ve been using approaches from the Practical Active Learning
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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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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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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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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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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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by Alicia Souares, Jamaica Active learning has become one of the most effective strategies I use in my classroom. As a teacher with 33 students, I have learned that students learn best when they are actively involved in the lesson rather than simply listening to instructions. Practical active learning allows students to explore, discover, and
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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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