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Helping every child understand the world beyond their classroom. With over 45 years' experience publishing award-winning books, DK Learning produces curriculum-aligned and visually stunning content. Expertly curated and trusted by educators, our learning resources help students of all grade levels and learning styles. Our website for teachers equips educators with the tools they need to bring every lesson to life, from lesson plans and curriculum-mapped books to downloadable activities and easy-to-assign homework tasks. Be inspired by success stories from educators around the globe using DK books to energise and drive learning in the classroom.

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"One of the things that we're expected to do within the curriculum is make links back to prior learning. There are lots of links in DK's books that pull different aspects of the curriculum and prior learning together in a really nice way."

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Case studies from DK Learning

  1. Case Study: English for everyone and lessons in everyday language for young refugees

    Dynamic, easy-to-follow, and highly visual, English for Everyone is a language course designed to help anyone to learn English

  2. Case Study: English for everyone and teaching a class with different home languages successfully

    English for Everyone is a smart, simple, and highly visual language course designed to help anyone of any starting level to learn English

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Recent articles from DK Learning

  1. How to embed non-fiction in your early years setting (EYFS)

    In this article, our founding partner DK explains why you should be embracing non-fiction in an early years setting and shares some useful tips on how you can embed non-fiction into your curriculum

    • Early Years Learning,
    • English Language & Literacy
    Read article 4 minute read
    Carolyn Knight

  2. Why every child benefits from reading more non-fiction books

    The term non-fiction has a perception problem. People hear it and immediately think of dry, dusty old tomes that would struggle to engage even the most capable and committed of learners

    • English Language & Literacy
    Read article 4 minute read
    James Ball

  3. Where Fact Meets Fiction

    How have non-fiction books changed? Jules Pottle explains how the gap between non-fiction and fiction is narrowing and why this is helping students to engage with the subject matter more deeply

    • English Language & Literacy,
    • STEM
    Read article 2 minute read
    Jules Pottle

  4. WATCH: Multilingualism and language learning in international schools

    What is the role of multilingualism in international education? How can teachers best support language and literacy acquisition in English and other languages? Five experts share views and strategies

    • English as a Second Language,
    • Second/Foreign Language Education
    Read article
    Sarah Forbes

  5. Case Study: English for everyone and lessons in everyday language for young refugees

    Dynamic, easy-to-follow, and highly visual, English for Everyone is a language course designed to help anyone to learn English

    • English as a Second Language,
    • English Language & Literacy
    Read article
    Hilary Fine

  6. Case Study: English for everyone and teaching a class with different home languages successfully

    English for Everyone is a smart, simple, and highly visual language course designed to help anyone of any starting level to learn English

    • English as a Second Language,
    • English Language & Literacy
    Read article
    Hilary Fine

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