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On Your Marks: Timely Feedback
How do we decide on the timeliness of feedback?
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How do we decide on the timeliness of feedback?
The role that high expectations, routines, consistency and strong relationships in supporting disadvantaged learners.
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Fliss James and Siobhan Campbell talk about how use of evaluation tools such as ITERS‑3 can support effective implementation.
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Episode 3: SEND with Emilie Warren
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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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Why we had to end the Die Hard quiz
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Embedding newly-learnt vocabulary: what the Vocabulary in Action poster could look like in practice.
A Yorkshire and Humber Research School Blog Series
Monitoring a range of implementation outcomes to support effective implementation
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Insights on Effective School Leadership
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Known as “fading guidance,” this strategy moves students toward greater independence…
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Live modelling, or “thinking out loud” as you demonstrate, helps students see an expert’s approach to a task in real time.
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The more mechanisms a PD programme has, the greater the impact on pupil attainment.
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When students encounter new material, especially if they’re new to a topic, it’s easy for them to feel overwhelmed.
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John Rodgers emphasises the importance of knowing your pupils and their families to understand disadvantage in your school.
Early Years Series
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Exploring the importance of teaching assistant development in enhancing SEND provision in schools.
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How fostering meaningful connections lays the foundation for lifelong learning.
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Empowering SEND students as a teacher with Single Sided Deafness (SSD)
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Overcoming the Challenges of Keeping Everyone on Board
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Focusing on the behaviour of ‘Engage’ during Implementation of changes to the History curriculum has created ‘buy-in’ from staff
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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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How the ‘engage’ concept from the implementation guidance might inform your approach to planning
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Bridging the gap between the lived experience and the children’s ability to recall.
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A sense of belonging can boost behaviour, focus on studies, and improve relationships with peers and teachers
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Claire Savory, CEO of a multi-academy Trust of 11 primary schools, shares her guidance on effective change management.
Build on what teachers already know.
A headteacher and Pupil Premium lead outline how they are leading and implementing an impactful strategy to address disadvantage
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As a small school Head Teacher, Mari Palmer talks about the sense of ‘belonging’ in her school
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Blog written by Claire
In the follow-up to her first blog Jody Chan delves deeper in the construction of primary science curriculum
How can leaders ensure their professional development programmes don’t place excessive cognitive demands on teachers?
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Implementation of a school-wide approach to embedding routines and developing pupils’ learning behaviours
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Why lunchtime at Dixons Music Primary is not just about eating
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David Windle of Charles Dickens Research School on the complexity of teaching writing.
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Ruth Everett, Evidence Lead in Education at Unity Research School, on supporting reading fluency in secondary settings.
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