Jessica Wythe (she/her) is a doctorate researcher specialising in Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) at the College of...

Get ready to hit that subscribe button! We're thrilled to announce the arrival of our brand-new podcast series, RECAP , this weekend!...

Liz Staples has dedicated her studies and working practice to understanding how neurodivergent learners experience and engage with...

Shingi Kandi Shingi is a PhD student conducting research on embedding outdoor learning in special schools for pupils with complex,...

Dr Sarah Wall Since joining Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), Sarah has taught a range of education-based courses, predominantly those...

Ever wondered why we do the things we do? Behaviourism, a powerful learning theory, suggests that our actions are largely shaped by...

Ever heard the term "cognitive learning theory" and wondered what it actually means? Before diving into the theory itself, let's break...

Rachel Ballantyne is an English teacher and 11+ and 13+ specialist tutor, with 12 years of teaching experience and 10 years in tutoring...

Have you ever learned a new skill simply by watching someone else? Or picked up a habit from observing those around you? If so, you've...

Imagine a classroom where children aren't just learning math and science, but also how to bake bread, sew a button, and tend a garden....

For many parents, choosing an education approach for their child can feel overwhelming. Enter the Montessori Method, an educational...