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Research School Network: News
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Early maths: easy as one, two, three?
Improving Mathematics in Early Years and Key Stage One puts the spotlight on early maths, write Julian Grenier and Fliss James
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How can we best teach maths in early years foundation stage?
Educational myth: young children will learn maths ‘naturally’ in a maths-rich environment
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When should we start teaching writing?
1 in 20 adults never writes on paper – that’s why it’s so important to give children the best start
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Coronavirus closures: How to support children in EYFS
April 2020: What can school leaders and early years leads put in place quickly, whilst all schools in England are closed?
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Maths in the early years: what the research does (and doesn’t) tell us – Part Two
Julian Grenier and Debbie Morgan continue their exploration of the evidence behind new changes to the EYFS
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Maths in the early years: what the research does (and doesn’t) tell us – Part One
Julian Grenier and Debbie Morgan explore the evidence behind new changes to the Early Years Foundation Stage
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Education during a pandemic: how do we teach reading now?
Alice Reedy on grappling with change and feeling that everything has been made redundant by Covid-19
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Are we looking closely enough?
Kate Fallan wonders if we could make better use of the research to consider how children are managing the wider return to school
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Improving social and emotional learning for everyone, and helping children most in need
Bonita Liang and Alice Zaniolo discuss how Newham’s Educational Psychology Service can support schools
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Coming out of lockdown and getting back into school
Kate Fallan and Julian Grenier reflect on the importance of the Improving Behaviour Guidance Report
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Implementation under pressure
Julian Grenier asks: can we implement change well when there’s so much else to worry about?