10 reasons why you won’t want to miss EP’s EPIC conference
EPIC just got a whole lot more EPIC! We understand that various challenges, such as teacher shortages and limited professional development budgets, prevent educators from accessing in-person events, like EP’s Innovate & Collaborate (EPIC) conferences. To ensure that all educators have equal, accessible access to our EPIC sessions, we’ve decided to host our EPIC sessions…
Transforming education with Building Thinking Classrooms and Education Perfect: A comprehensive guide
The educational landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, with innovative approaches such as Building Thinking Classrooms (BTC) leading the charge. BTC, a methodology designed to enhance student engagement and deepen understanding, is galvanizing the way educators approach teaching and learning. When integrated with digital tools like Education Perfect (EP), BTC maximizes educational outcomes and prepares…
Three ways to support consolidated learning
Empowering teachers by consolidating EdTech resources
Personalised Learning at Western Academy of Beijing with Education Perfect
The Western Academy of Beijing (WAB) is part of our Education Perfect (EP) international school community, and last month, Phil Jury, our solutions consultant, was invited to speak as a special guest! In the latest episode, Kevin Crouch, WAB’s Head of EdTech, IT and Libraries and Ben Newman, WAB’s Head of Maths, discussed with Phil…
Top three benefits of modern pedagogy
Understanding pedagogy determines how modern education delivery can help teachers. Teachers enter education to make a difference in the lives of their students, encourage curiosity, and spark inspiration that creates lifelong learners with a thirst for knowledge. The rapidly evolving nature of technology offers challenges to experienced teachers who find themselves having to adopt new…
Engage Your Students and Boost Learning Outcomes with Education Perfect: A Live Demo (May 2023)
Three ways to effectively differentiate your classroom.
Recently, I came across some old lecture notes from my teaching diploma. I spotted one of my comments in the margin exclaiming “differentiation is essential – make sure I do this for every lesson!!” Isn’t the optimism of beginning teachers the best? In my first few years of teaching I certainly tried, but often found…
How to provide the most effective feedback in the classroom.
As a young teacher I would spend hours marking my students’ work, thinking all the while that I was giving meaningful feedback, and genuinely believing that my comments were going to positively impact the motivation and learning of each young person. Time passed, I added online tools to my repertoire, and I sought to diversify and…