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When I am lucky enough to talk to a group of maths teachers, whether it is in my school or one I am visiting, I often like to play the game, Guess the Misconception (my wife doesn’t let me play it at home).
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By James Pembroke Back when I worked in a local authority I was asked to build an Excel-based tracking system, something primary schools could use to...
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In 2017, the International School of Geneva’s Institute of Learning and Teaching, in partnership with several outside organizations, launched a...
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Being a teacher is hard enough, without spending unnecessary amounts of time on practices that just don’t make any real kind of an impact. It’s not...
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By Dr Gary Jones A major challenge for anyone interested in the use of research within both schools and the wider education system is to try and make...
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‘Teaching is far and away the most important of all professions. Teachers make more difference to more people’s lives, in a way that more people feel...
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By Greg Ashman I suspect I would struggle to find a teacher who has never heard of ‘differentiation’. Exhortations to differentiate are ubiquitous in...
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Philippa Cordingley – Chief Executive CUREE Paul Crisp – Managing Director CUREE Steve Higgins – Professor of Education, Durham University We are...
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By Rob Coe In part 1 of this series of blog posts, I set out some of the recent criticisms that have been made by researchers such as Wiliam, Simpson...
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By Rob Coe Since I became a researcher in the late 1990s, I have been an advocate of using effect size and meta-analysis for summarising and...
