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Teaching in a Trilingual School in the Middle East: Insights on Student-Led Peer Teaching

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Navigating the complexities of a trilingual school environment requires creativity, adaptability, and innovative teaching strategies. In "Teaching in a Trilingual School in the Middle East: Insights on Student-Led Peer Teaching," the focus is on empowering students through peer-led learning. This article dives into how fostering student collaboration can enhance language skills, build confidence, and create a more dynamic, inclusive classroom. Discover practical insights for educators looking to harness the power of peer teaching in multilingual settings. Read the full article here .  

The Effects of Group Dynamics in Teaching and Training: Insights from “Group Processes” by Brown

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  Understanding group dynamics is essential for effective teaching and training. In our latest article on the CPD website, we explore key insights from Rupert Brown’s Group Processes and how they apply to educational settings. From the influence of social norms to the impact of leadership styles, this piece examines how group interactions shape learning experiences. Whether you're a teacher, trainer, or facilitator, these findings can help you create a more engaging and collaborative learning environment. Read the full article to discover how group dynamics can enhance—or hinder—educational success.

"Just Google It" - The Impact of Over-Reliance on Google for Knowledge Acquisition

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  In today’s digital world, Google has become our go-to source for quick answers. But is this constant reliance on search engines shaping the way we think and learn—for better or worse? Our latest article on the CPD website explores the impact of over-relying on Google for knowledge acquisition, examining how it influences critical thinking, information retention, and the depth of our understanding. Are we becoming passive consumers of information rather than active learners? Read the full article to discover the potential drawbacks of “just Googling it” and how to develop a more balanced approach to learning. Read the full article