Welcome to the PMT Education Blog, a hub catering to students, parents, and teachers alike. Here, you’ll find a wealth of articles and resources designed to empower all members of the educational community. Explore topics ranging from student success and parenting tips to teaching strategies and more.
Juggling the demands of teaching can be overwhelming. The complexities of parent communication, inspection pressures, deadlines, and marking often blur the boundaries between work and personal life. In this article, David Gash explores practical tips to strike a more harmonious work-life balance.
Enhancing students’ study skills is as crucial as imparting subject knowledge. In this article, Kathy Freeston delves into valuable strategies for educators to provide guidance and ensure students actively engage in effective revision, dispelling the myth that studying must always be an arduous task.
Unlocking effective holiday revision strategies is a challenge, but this article is here to help. Whether you’re preparing for GCSEs or A Levels, we offer practical insights on time management and revision methods, as well as top tips to maximise your learning potential during the Easter break.
Elevate your STEM personal statement with a world of opportunities beyond the classroom. Explore research placements, mentoring programs, and project awards that can shape your STEM journey and help set you apart from other STEM university applicants. Your STEM adventure begins here.
Unlock the potential of your arts and humanities personal statement with diverse opportunities beyond the classroom. Delve into poetry and essay contests, embrace Arts Awards, and ignite your creativity. Showcase your unique talents and passions to prospective universities. Your path to a compelling personal statement starts here.
As Easter approaches, thoughts turn to how much revision is right for your child. This article explores two approaches: time-based and content-based methods. Finding the balance that suits your child is essential. Learn to alleviate stress and set productive revision goals to help your child have a productive Easter.
In the fast-paced world of teaching, staying organised can be a challenge. In this article, Andrew Atherton explores the digital evolution of teacher planners. Discover how modern tools like TickTick are transforming day-to-day organisation, enhancing productivity, and empowering educators to regain control of their time.
Nela Brockington shares seven valuable tips for educators venturing into the world of teaching a new subject. From enhancing subject knowledge to embracing your unique perspective as a new learner, this guide will help you navigate this exciting journey and re-energise your teaching career.
Preparing for mock exams can be a stressful time for your child. As a parent, you can create a supportive learning environment at home and help them navigate this challenging period. Here are five tips to assist your child during mock season and ensure they are well-prepared and calm.
“Should I teach abroad?” is a question that many educators ponder. For maths teacher Tania Shannon, her adventure led her from the UK to teaching in Bangkok. In this article, she offers insights into the challenges and rewards of the expat experience, sharing her unique perspective on life, students, and the freedom of teaching overseas.
Kathy Freeston, an A level Biology teacher, shares her journey into the world of examining. What started as a quest for extra income became an enlightening experience. Kathy delves into the valuable benefits of being an examiner, from refining her teaching skills to gaining insights into the intricacies of assessment.
With 25 years of teaching experience, Carol Atherton reflects on the evolution of education. In this insightful article, she emphasises the importance of continuous reflection and offers four key questions for educators to ponder. From core values to sources of support, her wisdom reminds teachers of why they do what they do.