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20 September 2023
NCETM explore how number lines can be used at KS2 to support children to develop a greater understanding of the linear number system and prepare them for secondary maths. In…
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When we compare the curriculum and practices of the Early Years curriculum to that of the Key Stage 1 curriculum we are often faced with fundamental differences in both style…
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‘Subject-specific vocabulary is a real area for us to continue to develop in school’ – sound familiar? Listen to this discussion with Usworth Colliery Primary to find out how they…
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A primary maths lead in an area of high social and economic deprivation explains how a mastery approach to teaching precise mathematical vocabulary is giving pupils in her school a…
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Gaurav Dubay, shares his thoughts about the important role listening plays in cognition. “Are you listening?” This question is echoed in classrooms up and down the country. Teachers are acutely…
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This resource pack supports learners in developing necessary vocabulary and language structures to make comparisons of mathematical measurements. The pack includes resources for several collaborative games that promote language use,…
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Effective subject knowledge of maths underpins high-quality teaching. For any teachers in training or new to the profession, or anyone simply wanting to find out more about the maths taught…
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Free subject knowledge videos for primary school teachers. In under five minutes. From Meno Academy. KS2 history topics available: Roman Britain Vikings Early Islamic Civilisation Shang Dynasty Mayan Civilisation Prehistoric…
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Giving feedback to students is an essential part of teaching, but it can be challenging to strike a balance between being supportive and critical. One approach that has long been…
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For the past few years, even before the pandemic, silent classrooms have been the fashion (Gardner, 2021; Sequeira, 2020). Part of this is likely down to the belief that a silent classroom conveys…
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The Geographical Association (GA) is encouraging schools to take part in National Fieldwork Fortnight, from 26th June to 7th July 2023. Fieldwork is an essential part of a geographical education. It enables…
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This free virtual twilight will be discussing the EEF's recommendations set out in theImproving Social and Emotional Learning in Primary Schools guidance report. Wednesday 21st June, 3:45pm - 5:00pm. Click…
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