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22 September 2021
A trial is set to explore which techniques used by teachers when reading stories aloud have the greatest impact on pupil progress. The Story Time Trial, commissioned by the Education…
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The Education Endowment Foundation has launched an updated version of their flagship resource, the Teaching and Learning Toolkit. The Toolkit is designed to support teachers and school leaders who are looking…
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The guidance to relationships and sex education has had a delayed introduction owing to the pandemic. However, from September, all schools and colleges are expected to have their updated curriculum in place.…
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Teacher Hug is an online talk radio station for the education community. They aim to unite teachers, leaders, disruptors and innovators. Teacher Hug is buzzing with ideas, one that supports,…
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'Written feedback on lessons is mostly pointless. Better to meet, review and plan – together.' 'Dylan Wiliam says that good feedback to students is feedback that leads to better work;…
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Caroline Bilton has written a blog for the EEF: 'Learning to read is one of the most formative phases of a child’s school experience and it lays the foundations for…
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'Differentiation is one of the darkest arts in teaching' - David Didau Mary Myatt has written a blog about the death by differentiation: 'There’s been a ton of time wasted on…
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"When planning contextual vocabulary instruction in the classroom, we have an opportunity to knock communication out of the park by facilitating opportunities for our learners to choose and use language for different purposes."…
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The Education Endowment Foundation has produced a guidance report containing six recommendations for using teacher feedback to improve pupil learning: Lay the foundations for effective feedback Deliver appropriately timed feedback…
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We recently came across these free maths calendars which are basically a Maths question a day for every day of the month. Some days it’s just quite a straight forward question, but…
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Whilst it is not a new report, the Education Endowment Foundation's (EEF) guidance document on making the best use of teaching assistants is a valuable one. The document makes seven recommendations, split…
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In her blog, Dr Jo Castelino, a Science teacher based in West Yorkshire, applies her passion for evidence-informed strategies to home learning. "Homework has always been my sticking point in teaching. Often, it…
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