Unique opportunity for IB World School educators to write for an international publication

10 February 2014 in news and review updates

The international publication TES (Times Educational supplement) is interested in contributions from IB teachers around the world. There are two opportunities:

“My Best Lessons”: a 300 word article to explain a lesson the teacher thought went really well and how the students reacted. You can send these directly to Jon Severs by email: jon.severs@tes.co.uk.
Another opportunity is to submit articles for “How I Teach” which are longer articles highlighting a difficult issue to teach and then sharing the experience of solving this issue. Also please contact Jon Severs (jon.severs@tes.co.uk) at TES with your ideas and he will get back to you.

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