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Leading Change as a Subject Leader: Improving curriculum for enduringly great teaching - How then should we teach?
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Respectful Scepticism; What we have misunderstood about using educational research in schools
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| | This blog looks at how teachers need the agency to adapt whole school, evidence-based policies for them to be effective.
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Exploring the key ideas and implications of Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction
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| | PROFESSIONAL LEARNING - HOW WE CAN APPLY EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH TO THE CLASSROOM? One of my main responsibilities as a Head of Learning Area is to create an environment where every teacher has a continuous desire to learn and improve. No matter how experienced or proficient a teacher is, everyone can improve. As Dylan Wiliam says...
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Seneca Science Conference: Self-regulation & independent learners - Miss Understanding Education
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| | Following on from my Seneca short talk this morning I have expanded on some of the key areas I touched upon and included a series of resources which may support your teaching to promote self-regulation and independence, particularly in the science classroom, but applicable to each subject discipline when appropriately contextualised. Why do we want...
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Why aren't kids being taught to read? | Hard Words | APM Reports
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| Scientific research has shown how children learn to read and how they should be taught. But many educators don't know the science and, in some cases, actively resist it. As a result, millions of kids are being set up to fail.