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The latest updates and resources [Open in browser]( [Tes. For teaching]( The latest updates and resources Hello {NAME} Communicating with your students' [parents and guardians]( is important, so this roundup we've got a collection of resources to help, plus we've gathered together our top [progress trackers]( for pupils in the early years. There are also some tips to help you [share your own resources]( the latest good reads, jobs advice, training opportunities and more. Plus, remember to sign up for information on our first-ever [Tes International Schools Awards]( opening for entries on 19 March. Wishing you a great couple of weeks, Tes Resources [Parents and guardians]( [Resources to support effective parent-teacher communication]( These practical tools for communicating with parents include parent-teacher conference appointment sheets, school trip presentations, behaviour contracts and parent contact log books. [Find parent communication resources]( [Resources for tracking pupil progress in the early years]( [Resources for tracking pupil progress in the early years]( These EYFS trackers, grids and assessment sheets will help you to track pupil progress against the characteristics of learning and areas of development and evaluate their skills and understanding. [Find progress trackers]( [Empathy Week 2020 Empower your students to turn compassion into action and tackle local and global issues]( [Download the resources and films to use any time of the year]( Empathy Week 2020 is over, but it's never too late to engage your students with impactful stories that can drive them to social action. Download the films and resources from [empathy-week.com]( to use at any time of the year as inspiration for your social action projects. [Watch trailer and get resources]( Looking for something else? With over 900,000 teacher-made resources available we're sure to have just what you need. [Search all resources]( Sharing your resources [Authors train authors webinar 26 March, 6pm GMT]( [Internationally popular resources with David Morse and Justin Arnold]( Join our webinar discussion on what makes a resource internationally popular with two authors who've each had their resources downloaded in over 170 countries. Sign up to receive reminders for the webinar later in the month. [Register free now]( [Showcase your resource collection in your Tes shop]( [Showcase your resource collection in your Tes shop]( All resource authors can create a Tes shop – it enables you to showcase your resources using your own artwork and personality. Keen to create yours but don't know where to start? Here are a few helpful pointers. [Get Tes shop tips]( Find out more about [becoming a Tes author]( or [share your teaching resources](. Good reads [5 essentials for 'tactical ignoring' of poor behaviour]( [5 essentials for 'tactical ignoring' of poor behaviour]( It may go against your initial instinct – but a plan that involves ignoring bad behaviour when it first happens can be more effective than immediate confrontation, says Nikki Cunningham-Smith. [Read Nikki's advice]( [Coronavirus: how to keep teaching if schools are closed]( [Coronavirus: how to keep teaching if schools are closed]( Coronavirus has already caused the closure of schools across the world and even more schools may have to close in the coming months. Here's our guide to how you can keep teaching remotely. [Read guide]( Get the latest [education news](. Jobs [WATCH: How to plan your teaching career next steps]( [WATCH: How to plan your teaching career next steps]( If you’re ready to reach for the next rung on your career ladder, you'll find the advice and support you need in the Tes Careers Clinic. This first video will help you to set out on your journey to find your perfect teaching job. [Watch now]( Search the latest worldwide [teaching and education jobs](. Training [Why international schools embrace personalised learning]( [Why international schools embrace personalised learning]( In the melting pot of an international school, knowing the children you work with, understanding their backgrounds and recognising their interests will enable you to ignite their desire to learn. [Find out more]( [Take your next step in leadership]( [Develop your knowledge and skills with an NPQ]( Whatever level of management you're at, the National Professional Qualifications (NPQ) provide flexible, current, innovative and practice-focused online training to help you take your next step. [Move ahead in your career]( Explore all our international [training and development courses](. If you're a senior leader looking for new training and development opportunities for your school [update your preferences](. Events [Tes international school awards 2020]( [Celebrate your successes and achievements – entry dates announced!]( The inaugural Tes International Schools Awards will be free to enter for all international schools from 19 March to 14 May, with the winners being revealed at a glittering gala awards ceremony in Bangkok, Thailand on 6 November. Sign up now to receive more information as it becomes available. [Sign up now]( Tes magazine [Get a digital subscription to Tes magazine]( [Get instant access to the latest education research and innovation]( With a Tes magazine digital subscription you'll pay just £15 every three months and get access to the latest magazine articles on our website and via the Tes app, our extensive library of back issues and CPD materials, and Tes magazine audio editions to listen to the latest research and analysis on the go. 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