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Every teaching strategy worth knowing has a cognitive science explanation. We find it, translate it, and tell you what to do with it.

What works in classrooms is not a mystery, but it is often buried in academic journals that practitioners never read. This pillar exists to close that gap. We take the best evidence on teaching, learning, curriculum, and assessment and translate it into insight that changes what happens in classrooms on Monday morning.


The science of great teaching — made practical.

From retrieval practice to cognitive load, from feedback that actually works to curriculum design that sticks — Teaching & Learning is where The EdJournal gets closest to the classroom. Every piece is written for the people doing the work, with the evidence they need to do it better.

We do not publish teaching tips. We publish evidence-informed analysis that respects the complexity of what teachers do and gives them the intellectual tools to improve their practice — not just their compliance.


T&L STRATEGIES
Evidence-backed teaching strategies that work in real classrooms
SEL IN THE CLASSROOM
Emotional regulation, motivation, and learner identity in practice
CURRICULUM DESIGN
Building curricula around memory, transfer, and coherence
NEURO DIVERSITY
Designing for variability without lowering standards for any learner
ASSESSMENT & FEEDBACK
What assessment and feedback practices actually improve learning
PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
What teacher development actually looks like when it works

Click here to see our range of tools for T&L to support you in the classroom.

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Research & Evidence

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Leadership & Systems

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Education & The Future