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The Science of 90-Second Breaks: Why Neuro-Rest Works in Classrooms

27th November 2025 By Victoria Lewis

Classrooms run on constant mental activity, and students rarely get the pause their brains need. Neuroscience now shows that even 90 seconds of rest can restore focus and emotional balance. These tiny brain breaks can transform how students learn, behave, and engage in class. ...

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Embedding Green Skills in the Curriculum: A Guide for Educators

17th November 2025 By Laura Taylor

The transition to a sustainable economy starts with the lessons taught in today’s classrooms. As industries shift toward green innovation, students need the skills to thrive in an eco-conscious world. Here’s how educators can embed green skills into the curriculum to prepare learners for a sustainable future. ...

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Why OER and UDL Are Key to Master of Arts in Teaching Programs

18th September 2025 By Laura Taylor

This shift also raises a critical question: How does UDL make teacher education more inclusive for diverse learners across different contexts? The answer lies in designing courses that embrace accessibility, adaptability, and equity from the start. As we move toward 2026, inclusivity and openness are becoming the cornerstones of teacher education. ...