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Fixed ability groups in which ‘lower ability’ pupils are denied any real challenge are harming children's learning potential, say Christine Chen and Lindsay Pickton
Beano – giving you a chance to teach some key reading skills, even to your most reluctant readers...
Don’t just sling them a Roy of the Rovers annual and think it’s job done – a more versatile set of resources is needed to turn boys on to reading...
The GaPS test may be useless, but don’t let it strip the creativity from your lessons. Teaching grammar is essential to the art of good story telling...
The central themes of bullying, friendship and difference are not so unusual, but the remarkable use of poetic forms, perfectly matched...
BLAST is linked to the National Curriculum and articulatory supports the development of the underpinning skills for phonics. Literacy can only develop on solid foundations of vocabulary, language structure and speech...
BLAST is linked to the National Curriculum and articulatory supports the development of the underpinning skills for phonics.
Literacy can only develop on solid foundations of vocabulary, language structure and speech...
English teachers often debate the best way to teach creative writing for GCSE: should we instil a set structure? Should students write about something they already know? Creative writing accounts for...
English teachers often debate the best way to teach creative writing for GCSE: should we instil a set structure? Should students write about something they already know?
Creative writing accounts for...
This six-week series of lessons focuses on giving Y3 children an understanding of forces and magnets, and what makes objects move and how. Plan author Abby King has devised a range...
This six-week series of lessons focuses on giving Y3 children an understanding of forces and magnets, and what makes objects move and how.
Plan author Abby King has devised a range...
Bring coding to life in the classroom with this range of activities that use sensors...
Alex Quigley, senior associate at the Education Endowment Foundation, describes what metacognition is, and isn’t, and...
The simplicity of picture books can provide flexible opportunities for developing the language of EAL...
In a world where social media is king, Helena Mills has taken the bold step...
