The first International Baccalaureate (IB) World School in China shares how it adopted Britannica to help students cultivate research abilities and take ownership of their learning.
Find out moreOne of Beijing's most culturally diverse schools is leveraging Britannica resources to meet the diverse learning needs of its student body, within an IB framework.
Find out moreLearn how Unity Concord International School in Thailand is using Britannica to help drive STEM education within a fast-growing, multicultural community.
Find out moreMeeting the diverse needs of Riccarton’s student body is a top priority for Library Manager Sally Brown, particularly in providing support for English Language Learners.
Find out morePooja Mathur, winner of the 2023 ASLA Early Career Teacher Librarian Award, takes the time to remind her students about the ever present need to be wary of where they are sourcing content.
Find out moreWhen it comes to literacy education, Muritai School in New Zealand chose a needs-based approach. Associate Principal Jamie Power explains how and why.
Find out moreThe role of librarian is changing. Nicki Davison from Middleton Grange School shares what it was like then - and what it is like now.
Find out moreHead of Library at St Rita’s College in Queensland talks about the importance of having a vision for your library.
Find out moreAccidental success or learning setback? Two years on, the jury is out on remote learning.
Find out moreTeacher Librarian Katherine Cross talks about using Britannica School to make research easier for her students.
Find out moreBritannica honours NAIDOC Week with a series of conversations with inspiring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators.
Find out moreSally Lawrence is committed to giving every student in Australia the opportunity to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.
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