In today’s increasingly diverse and interconnected world, fostering an inclusive classroom environment is more important than ever. Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are not just buzzwords: they are essential principles that can transform the educational experience for all learners. This guide aims to provide teachers with practical strategies to promote DEI in their classrooms, ensuring that every learner feels valued and supported.

Teaching Sustainability and Environmental Responsibility. Teaching sustainability and environmental responsibility is crucial in an era where our planet’s health is threatened. Teachers can promote environmental awareness and responsibility, highlighting the interconnectedness of ecological, social and economic systems.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly emerged from science fiction into the real world, transforming a wide range of industries, including education. Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionise education by improving accessibility, efficiency and personalisation of instruction.

We use formative assessment during a learning programme allowing teachers to make real-time adjustments to their instruction and provide immediate feedback to students.

Macmillan Teacher Campus has been training teachers for almost 20 years and we are looking for passionate and experienced freelance trainers to join our team. Don't miss this opportunity if you have a strong background in adult training and are available to conduct workshops in 2025. 

Teaching in a multigrade class can be very challenging, but if you follow these simple steps, you will easily succeed.

The way that learners learn and teachers teach could be revolutionised by using artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom. AI algorithms can offer tailored criticism and suggestions to learners, resulting in a more interesting and productive learning environment.

Lerato, a 44-year-old woman from a rural area in South Africa, grew up in poverty. With her family struggling to make ends meet, Lerato had to drop out of school at a very young age to help with household chores and work in the field. As a result, she never learned to read or write and was considered completely illiterate.

Reading is fundamental for functioning in today’s society. However, many adults cannot read well enough to understand the instructions on a medicine bottle.

Reading is a superpower! We asked the learners from Keketso Primary School why they enjoyed reading, and this is what they had to say!

Teaching a child to read is a wonderous journey and is immensely rewarding.