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Spark curiosity with everyday objects — short lessons that turn a pencil, a coin, or a leaf into a window onto the world.
Plain-English explanations of the jargon teachers meet — from "scaffolding" to "formative assessment."
Teaching materials on democracy, human rights, gender equity, and more.
Interactive masterclasses on classroom management, pedagogy, and teaching skills.
Focused skill-building resources to develop specific classroom competencies.
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Students explore how digital work can be transferred from one device to another.
Try itA test can look fine on paper and still measure the wrong thing. A test can give clear marks but be unfair to half the class.
Take the masterclassIn English, the same situation can be described with very different words depending on the speaker's view. The same person can be a 'freedom fighter' (positive — fighting for a good cause) or a 'ter…
ReadHow to think clearly with numbers and patterns — not just how to do calculations, but how to reason precisely, spot patterns, und…
Build this skillWhy language matters beyond communication — as identity, heritage, and belonging.
Explore"The fundamental cure for poverty is not money but knowledge."
Read moreA belt is one of the plainest objects a person can wear: a flexible strap, usually with a row of holes, and a buckle at one end.
See the lessonLearning is not only about knowledge but also about how students approach tasks and challenges. Habits of learning shape this approach by influencing how learners respond to difficulty, manage their time, and stay focus…
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