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Using exam wrappers to encourage Year 11 students to reflect on the effectiveness of their revision
How exam wrappers can be a valuable source of student feedback and reflection
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How exam wrappers can be a valuable source of student feedback and reflection
Research School Associate and science teacher Jody Chan explores changes she has made to post-assessment/homework feedback
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Empowering families to support their children’s communication and reading development at home.
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Dom Bell considers the fundamental difference in how pupils read history compared with other disciplines.
In this blog, Stella Jones, Director of Town End Research School introduces their Spotlight on Readers Theatre guide.
Making the MOST of high quality talk in Maths
Three strategies to promote high quality talk in Maths
A Structure to Support Implementation
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We explore ways to ask more open hinge-point questions
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Cornwall Research School Podcast Ep.5
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Achieving success in learning is vital as it fosters motivation, confidence, and a positive attitude toward education.
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Metacognitive approaches are not just an ‘add-on’ but a fundamental part of effective mathematics instruction.
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Louise Menday an Evidence Advocate explores this question within her own family and how schools can make a difference.
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Holly Chapple ELE offers an insight into methods that have worked effectively in her own practice.
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February Newsletter
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Sandra Westlake explains how she’s using mock papers to unpack metacognitive thinking in maths
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Join us for a day full of insightful keynotes from expert speakers, interactive workshops and valuable networking opportunities.
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Sophie and Kirsty explore how we can use diagnostic questions in mathematics to uncover misconceptions
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Bridging Communication and Mathematical Thinking
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Reflecting on what can help or hinder implementation
Where to start when leading CPD for such a diverse workforce?
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What does a truly inclusive classroom look like?
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Schools as complex systems: the adjacent possible theory gives insights into implementation, innovation & adaptation.
This blog explores how research evidence has shaped the approach to teaching and leadership in Secondary Maths.
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How manipulatives can enhance the teaching and learning of maths.
Why is it that students can often solve a calculation but struggle to explain how they got there?
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Schools aiming to make evidence-informed decisions should first consider how evidence guides decision-making.
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Ever baked a cake which has failed to rise? Missed the essential ingredient?
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By Max Harvey, Deputy Headteacher at The Blue School, Wells
In this blog, Y4 teacher, Liam Mullick, explores the role of manipulatives in maths beyond Early Years and Key Stage 1.
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putting evidence into practice
A research-based approach written from the perspective of a teacher
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