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Making maths fun in early years has a positive impact in later life: and in some schools, like Hall Green school in Birmingham parents can also benefit. Photograph: Anna Gordon
The challenges of learning and teaching maths
Strong credentials: Andrew Davies was one of the first cohort of teachers to apply for the new CMathTeach standard. Photograph: Fabio de Paola
Maths teachers gain new status
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Protecting Linguistic Diversity
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Teachers' pets: how animals boost students' learning
Robert Goodman: "Our Anglo-Saxon way of life is not child-friendly". Photograph: Frank Baron
Wellbeing and the web
Triumph over adversity: Shirley Warner, Kelly Brown and Imogen Hirst study at University Centre Hastings. Photograph: Frank Baron
Twenty-one students; 43 children
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Oxbridge
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What it's like to be .... a can-do boy
Open days are for those considering their choices. Photograph: Duncan Phillips
How to approach open days
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A place in the sun
A place in the sun
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A place in the sun

23/04/2015 Victoria Neumark-Jones Comments Off on A place in the sun
Teachers’ wellbeing: under scrutiny and underappreciated
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Teachers’ wellbeing: under scrutiny and underappreciated

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Teachers’ pets: how animals boost students’ learning

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Protecting Linguistic Diversity
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Protecting Linguistic Diversity

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The judges: celebrating creativity in the School We’d Like competition
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The judges: celebrating creativity in the School We’d Like competition

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Open days are for those considering their choices. Photograph: Duncan Phillips
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How to approach open days

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Oxbridge

01/10/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Oxbridge, The Daily Telegraph

As pupils flock reluctantly back into school this month, several thousands will be waiting anxiously for the post each morning.

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Pupils at Raynham primary school, north London who are part of the Raynham Runners team. Photograph: Graham Turner
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Running the show

01/07/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Guardian Education

How can schools support the ‘economic wellbeing’ of their students? One way is to give them jobs. Victoria Neumark reports

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Running the show

01/07/200803/07/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Education, Guardian Education, The Guardian

How can schools support the ‘economic wellbeing’ of their students? One way is to give them jobs. Victoria Neumark reports

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Coursework a middle class cheat’s charter

13/06/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones The Sunday Times

GCSE coursework is generating a huge exam scam, with all the family joining in to ensure good grades Have you

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The Conversation: Leaving at the top

06/06/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones The Times Educational Supplement

Anne Clarke hit the headlines when she advertised in Private Eye for sponsors to help her school become a technology

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The Conversation: A new sixth form

30/05/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones The Times Educational Supplement

William Atkinson is on a mission to extend opportunities to his disadvantaged pupils and spearhead learning in the wider community.

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The Conversation: Emotional support

16/05/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones The Times Educational Supplement

Ian Mikardo High is a special school that offers pupils a tailor-made curriculum based on principles of psychotherapy. Claire Lillis,

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Does chat work?

11/05/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones The Times Educational Supplement

Talking about science helps pupils to learn a difficult subject, says Victoria Neumark Some people enjoy just soaking up facts,

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Magic numbers

08/04/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Guardian Education

Maths Inspiration aims to show teenagers how much fun it can be – as well as a valuable tool for

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