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Quick strategies to identify, support and develop readers in the classroom
Do you remember the process you went through to learn to read? For many of us, it is something long forgotten, a journey we were led through and...
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Do you remember the process you went through to learn to read? For many of us, it is something long forgotten, a journey we were led through and...
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Behind every confident learner is a teacher with the right tools. But supporting students — especially in core areas like maths and vocabulary — can...
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Think back to the moment you woke up this morning. Before you even got out of bed, you likely encountered some data—maybe your sleep app stats,...
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Our new post-16 lesson plan for the Cambridge Wellbeing Check provides teachers with hands-on guidance for understanding and improving students’...
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By Zoe Enser Assessment is one of the most important things we do in the classroom. It is part of the ongoing dialogue between teacher and learner...
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"It is critical to conduct learning assessments to evaluate their effectiveness, improve their implementation and to pave the way for hybrid...
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It’s been a crazy year, full of changes and challenges. Students and teachers have been in and out of school, adapting teaching, learning and...
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In recent months there has been a real surge of interest in the ways that evidence and research can be used to help support and improve teaching and...
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A new report, Testing the Water: How assessment can underpin, not undermine, great teaching, published today by LKMCO and Pearson, calls for more...
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I give a fair number of talks to groups of teachers and school leaders on the subject of connecting educational research with their practice. Often I...