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Bringing Cognitive Science into the Maths classroom
Amarbeer Singh Gill considers how teachers can support success by helping pupils reduce the load on working memory.
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Let’s read it again: the power of storytime replays
Matthew Courtney considers the benefits of reading aloud and revisiting texts in EYFS and KS1, ahead of this week’s webinar.
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Department professional development – how to ensure it’s effective
Sarah Murray considers how subject leaders can set and do what can make a difference when it comes to department PD.
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Effective feedback – making steps concrete
Ricky Cooksey considers how students act on feedback and how pupils can move from the ‘current state’ to the ‘goal state’.
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How can we avoid expert-induced blindness when teaching reading?
Steve Trafford explores the complexity of tasks in the classroom and how we can support novice readers.
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Addressing disadvantage: a wicked problem that requires a ‘clumsy’ response
Phil Stock considers how collaboration is vital in addressing complex challenges.
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Exploring Disciplinary Literacy in Maths
In advance of our webinars, 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.