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Chris Adams has been a maths teacher for 20 years. He has now also started a website to help high school students with maths.

The global pandemic has blurred the lines between work and home for teachers. How can we ensure we are productive at work but also able to have a sustainable work-life balance? Shuaib Khan provides an insight into the notion of toxic productivity.

Once Amy had become a teacher, she wanted more. She trained for several other roles and since Lockdown, has started her Masters in Psychology.

The challenge set in a #BrewEd event led Donna to reflect on her teaching. Despite regarding herself as being inclusive, she was now driven to becoming deliberately diverse.

If this last year has taught us anything, it's that work can be recorded in so many different ways. Karl (MRMICT) argues the key is that they can recall it.

Students are often asked to read their work out in class but it wasn't until Donna attended a writing group that she could sympathise with them. She was asked to read her work out- she felt nervous.

Between lockdowns and bubbles bursting, Nadine Finlay found her pupils were missing key parts of their phonic learning. She decided to set up interventions.

A recent study carried out by mental health charity, stem4 found 1 in 5 students are now experiencing mental health difficulties due to the pandemic. stem4 has free apps and resources to help.