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It seems no matter what we do we’re never happy with the education that is on offer are we? Tests are too hard, tests are too easy, schools boring, grades are meaningless, and we’re crushing their creative soul! No doubt we all can call upon experiences of varying severity of being stuck in class force to copy off the board taking neither interest nor pleasure in that most monotonous of monotonous tasks. By Teach Secondary is here to prove that this is not the only way! Crammed full of important assessments of education from professionals and other contributors, this magazine stands as prove to the fact that education is not some stable thing define purely by test scores. Rather education is an ever evolving, living force that must constantly be nurtured and guided to the right conclusion.
Interviews, book reviews, informative articles and entertaining educational tasks for students to do at home, Teach Secondary is a crucial resource for anyone looking to take a guiding role in education in whatever form. Staying informed of the challenges and innovations constantly being devised is vital in making the right choices in education and to encourage the development of multi-faceted skillsets. This magazine is a gem and useful for anyone, not just participants in the UK school system, because it touches upon our collective need to learn and our constant struggle to improve it.