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myShakespeare: Because Shakespeare was never meant to stay on the page

Bringing Shakespeare to life Let’s be honest. Shakespeare can be a tough sell when a student is staring at a page full of unfamiliar language and wondering why everyone keeps speaking in riddles. The challenge isn’t that Shakespeare’s stories are boring. Quite the opposite. They’re packed with ambition, romance, betrayal, revenge, family drama, mistaken identities […]

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Green Bean’s Music: The music channel that makes every teacher a music teacher

By Rachel Dunne

Stories that stick: Bringing real-world perspectives into the classroom with New Day Films

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Trust Me: the documentary every secondary school teacher needs to see

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What UK schools can learn from Australia’s social media ban

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Espresso has a new home on ClickView

By Michael Wilkinson

Espresso is moving to ClickView: everything you need to know

By Michael Wilkinson

Say hello, new logo!

By Janice Quach

New Free Classroom Video Series Explores the Story of the Ulster-Scots in America

By Mark Nagurski

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