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  And the winner of best phone call of the week goes to ...

  Nicky Harrison: The world of Theo's classrooms and friends had come bang up against my office world, and it was absolutely clear which mattered the most

• Braving the storm

  Oenone Crossley-Holland: I know what little monsters await me in September; they are contemplating the dark, unknown horizon

• The lesson: Biofuels

  Are biofuels part of the solution to global warming, or are they a new problem? A topical talking point, says Judith Kneen

• Critics' choice

  The book: The Usborne History of Britain by Ruth Brocklehurst et al

Most recent

• A little pride goes a long way

  Aug 26 2008:

  Zoe hasn't been out of bed before 11am for three months. But this is the day of reckoning: GCSE results day, writes Nicky Harrison

• Bittersweet success

  Aug 26 2008:

  Vietnamese v French: did challenge by our teacher Rick Jones to his pupil inspire them both to master a language?

• Warning over teacher overwork

  Aug 19 2008:

  Headteachers and teachers in schools in England and Wales are still working "unacceptably" long hours despite a national agreement to reduce their workload

• Under-fives have almost no male teachers

  Aug 7 2008:

  Recruitment drive fails to redress chronic gender imbalance in primary sector

• Forget the messy hair, tangle with the ideas

  Aug 5 2008:

  Phil Beadle separates facts from opinion on the subject of adult literacy

• Why we need economics teachers

  Aug 4 2008:

  Tim Leunig: You don't need an A-level in the subject to become a professional economist, but it might help you understand the world a bit better

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• Harold Rosen

  Aug 4 2008:

  Obituary: Leading educationist and lifelong socialist who revolutionised the teaching of English

• Cosseted children taught to fail better

  Aug 1 2008:

  Teachers in Scotland to toughen up their "mollycoddled middle-class" pupils with classes on how to cope with disappointment

• Teachers TV: A science teacher visits a police academy to learn about discipline

  Video (14min 20sec): Jul 30 2008: Science teacher Dr Sarah Longshaw visits a police training academy in an effort to learn how to gain more control over her Year 10 class

• 'Incoherent' students being accepted for nursery nurse training

  Jul 30 2008:

  Students are being accepted on to childcare courses 'unable to string a coherent sentence together', teachers warn

• Should teachers do the parenting too?

  Jul 30 2008:

  The 'downward spiral' in parenting skills, according to a teachers' union official, is putting a lot of responsibility on teachers

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• Teaching ad's banter is misleading, rules ASA

  Jul 30 2008:

  The advertising regulator has banned a TV recruitment ad that could mislead people into thinking a newly qualified teacher could earn £34,000. By Heidi Blake

• Time to trust teachers to teach

  Jul 30 2008:

  Letters: Two excellent essays this week made me wonder where British education is going

• Schools exploiting 'cut-price teachers'

  Jul 29 2008:

  Schools are cutting corners by employing teaching assistants as 'cut-price teachers', says retired nursery nurse

• A tender subject

  Jul 29 2008:

  It's tricky to balance caring and boundaries, especially when your pupils are guileless adepts at flirting, finds Irina Bergman

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