Bullying in any form in completely unacceptable, but there is one form of bullying that is on the rise and giving cause for particular concern. It's called cyberbullying and it has been made possible by developments in information and communication technology. It is an indirect form of bullying via ...
The statutory framework of core standards for the induction of newly qualified teachers (NQTs) has been in place for three full years now. Most schools would agree that the experience has led them to believe that the key to success with any NQT induction period is the ability to make ...
Do you ever need to grasp just the essentials of a subject without having to deal with lots of extra confusing, and sometimes, conflicting information? EduCare Business Skills Online is a set of 15 single module online learning courses that do exactly that - give you the essentials (not the confusing, ...
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has marked this week as Food Safety Week and with a major E. coli incident ongoing in Europe, it is a timely reminder to everyone of the importance of food safety. Schools in particular have an important duty of care where growing and sometimes vulnerable children ...
For anyone working or volunteering with children and young people, it is important to distinguish between bullying, teasing and other behaviour that can cause unhappiness and distress. Here are the four key indicators of bullying behaviour: 1. Bullying always hurts Sometimes it is physical hurt, but it is always emotional hurt. Bullying ...
