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Exploring Disciplinary Literacy in Maths
In advance of our webinar, Amarbeer Singh Gill considers how we read, consume and process mathematical information.
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Reading Fluency in the Secondary classroom – part 2
Steve Trafford’s second blog on Reading Fluency considers how we can move from the evidence into the classroom.
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Exploring Disciplinary Literacy in Science
What relevance does the concept of disciplinary literacy have for science teachers, asks George Duoblys
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Engage and unite: moving beyond buy-in
With the launch of the EEF School’s Guide to Implementation, Phil Stock considers how to involve staff in school decision-making
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Supporting student success: the power of metacognition in the classroom
Stewart Pinnock explains how metacognition can empower students to become active agents in their learning.
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Social and Emotional Health: A Whole School Response
Phil Stock, Director, explains how SEMH principles can help develop a caring and supportive culture and reduce pupil absence.
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What is Disciplinary Literacy and how can we embed it?
Johnny Richards explains how Disciplinary Literacy can help build pupils’ knowledge, reading and thinking skills.
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Reading Fluency in the Secondary classroom – part 1
Deliberate work on reading fluency can have benefits at Key Stage 3 and beyond, explains Steve Trafford.
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Mic check – can someone please sort the feedback? – part 2
Amarbeer Singh Gill’s latest Feedback blog considers common pitfalls, task design and focusing on ‘principles’ over ‘methods’.
In the news -
Speak like a scientist
As the EEF launches its Primary Science Guidance Report, Katy Bullard explores how we can develop pupils’ scientific vocabulary.
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Books as rocket fuel
Matthew Courtney explores how we can use children’s literature to develop language
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Asking the right questions in secondary education
How can we use questioning to support students’ comprehension of complex texts?, asks Johnny Richards