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Dicken’s in graphic form – Bah! Humbug!
Introduce secondary students to easily accessible classic GCSE texts The next time you think your children are not concentrating because they are doodling in the margin, take a look at what they…
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What if teaching didn’t have to feel this hard?
Have you ever finished a school day exhausted, frustrated, or quietly questioning why you became a teacher in the first place?
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Fostering understanding and inclusion for all learners
To create an inclusive and supportive learning environment, it’s essential that every student not only feels valued but also understood.
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Crack the code: Teaching sentences that stick!
This Teacher’s Guide takes key sentence structures and breaks them down into a series of 15-minute lessons that build on each other.
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Pronounce French correctly with Physical French Phonics
Listening, practicing and repeating words aloud can improve accuracy. Consistent practice and mimicking are essential for fluency.
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How do you remember French grammar?
How can you help pupils recall the key points of French grammar? Word and image associations help us remember all sorts of things. Cue cards are a form of this. You know the…
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How fluent are your pupils in French?
Acting is a fun way to practise French and promote fluency. Pupils will experience success and develop confidence.
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Teaching is the best profession in the world
This book will help you to discover (or rediscover) a love of teaching. Practical suggestions to help manage workload, wellbeing and behaviour.
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Higher French grades all round
Give students tried and tested memory tricks aimed at providing a basic grid through which they can learn and remember French grammar.
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The fastest way
Their affinity with rhyme and rhythm means children are more willing than they might otherwise be to repeat phrases they learn, and improve their pronunciation.
