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Teaching and learning

Leading CPD practitioners including Mary Myatt, Kathrine Mortimore, Sue Cowley and David Didau offer their advice on the key topics and evidence-based research in teaching and learning to help you to grow and develop as a teacher.

  • Teaching types of clauses: Main and subordinate clauses

    Teaching types of clauses: Main and subordinate clauses

    Published: 29/05/2025

    Through clear explanations, examples and practical classroom activities, discover effective strategies and resources for teaching main and subordinate clauses in both primary and secondary English lessons.

    By: Rachel Bashford
  • Using chatterboxes for fun and engaging learning

    Using chatterboxes for fun and engaging learning

    Published: 29/05/2025

    Find out how the humble chatterbox (paper fortune teller) can be transformed into an effective learning resource for primary and secondary classrooms.

    By: Teachit's editorial team
  • How to spark creativity in primary classrooms

    How to spark creativity in primary classrooms

    Published: 04/06/2025

    Discover practical, evidence-based strategies for fostering creativity in primary classrooms, from setting up engaging learning spaces to implementing daily creative routines that nurture children's cognitive development and future success

    By: Teachit's editorial team
  • Transition day activities for year 6 to year 7
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    Transition day activities for year 6 to year 7

    Published: 06/06/2025

    Discover how to create engaging transition days that help Year 6 students build confidence, make lasting friendships, and confidently navigate their move to secondary school.

    By: Teachit's editorial team
  • Quick games to play in the classroom

    Quick games to play in the classroom

    Published: 06/06/2025

    Have fun with these 30 quick and engaging classroom games that enliven lessons, boost learning and require minimal preparation, from icebreakers to end-of-lesson activities.

    By: Teachit's editorial team