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Why is the EEF getting it so wrong about ability grouping? | The Echo Chamber
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Want to share knowledge organisers? | The Echo Chamber
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A M?lée of Mistake Monsters | Excellence & Growth Schools Network
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If ability grouping is 'symbolic violence' then how could it ever be best practice? | Filling the pail
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| | I am ambivalent about ability grouping. Not least, I am ambivalent about the name. Calling it 'ability grouping' implies that we can make some sort of prospective assessment of what students will be able to do. Yet my 21 years of teaching experience has been one where students constantly confound any predictions I might make....
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Pennsylvania Requires Public Schools to Adopt "Evidence-Based" Reading Programs | Diane Ravitch's blog
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| Rebecca Redelmeier writes in Chalkbeat about passage of a new law in Pennsylvania mandating the use of "evidence-based" reading instruction. By that, they mean that teachers should teach reading by relying on what is called "the science of reading." This terminology is based on a federal report that was released to the public in 2000,...