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Tes is a London education company whose origins lie in the Times Educational Supplement founded in 1910. It now runs a teacher recruitment marketplace, a large resource library and school management software including safeguarding tools. The company serves schools in Britain and internationally with digital services rather than print.
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Uta Frith: why I no longer think autism is a spectrum
The autism spectrum has widened to the point of collapse, affecting how teachers should support autistic pupils, researcher Uta Frith tells Helen Amass
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Is Jonathan Haidt right about smartphones?
In 'The Anxious Generation', Haidt argues that smartphones have 'rewired' today's teenagers - but his critics say the evidence says something very different
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Could brain scans replace exams?
New research shows that brain scans can predict students' learning better than traditional exams, and give us clues as to which teaching approaches might be most effective
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Is it time to get rid of the term 'dyslexia'?
Literacy difficulties in children are a common occurrence. But when does poor reading become dyslexia - and does dyslexia even exist? John Morgan finds out more
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Boris Johnson and the revenge of the school librarian
Has a savvy school librarian or English teacher snatched a golden opportunity to have a pop at the PM in front of the nation?
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How can we better structure the school day?
As the government considers extending the school day, we put this article by Jared Cooney Horvath in front of the paywall to demonstrate it is a lot more complex than ministers may believe...
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Exclusive: Growth mindset lessons had no impact
Study of more than 5,000 Year 6 pupils found growth mindset lessons made no difference to maths or reading results
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'Education needs to be more female-friendly'
The under-representation of female voice in the education media reflects the inequality in teaching, says Yvonne Williams
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Computing GCSE could be paper based due to bad school IT
Ofqual proposes that GCSE computer science is assessed purely by exams
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