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Research School Network: Conference: Making Evidence Work in Schools
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Conference: Making Evidence Work in Schools
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Keynote speakers
Engaging with evidence
Dr Jonathan Sharples, Senior Researcher at the EEF, will deliver his keynote with a focus on the effective use of evidence in school contexts, while John Tomsett will close the day by speaking about leading an evidence informed school.
Mixed ability grouping
Becky Francis, Director of the Institute of Education at UCL, will be sharing findings from the Best Practice in Grouping Students project.
Session options
Contact bookings@learnsheffield.co.uk to reserve your place, with tickets costing £125
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