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Should parents have to wear masks on the school site?
Primary schools are urging parents to wear face masks at drop-off and pick-up - but is that supported by the science?
3 November 2020
GCSE exams 2021: 3 revision techniques to avoid
These GCSE revision strategies are unlikely to be as effective as you might think, argues one leading US academic
30 October 2020
The best method of teaching phonics
Amid the tussle over whether phonics should be taught or not, one question is often overlooked: can we teach it better? Jon Severs hears from one of the world’s leading authorities on phonics
30 October 2020
3 reasons why your school timetable is wrong
In the latest Tes Podagogy podcast, Jared Cooney Horvath warns that school timetables go against cognitive science
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21 October 2020
Listen: what teachers need to know about dyslexia
Dyslexia can be a much misunderstood term, so we caught up with world-renowned expert professor Maggie Snowling to find out the key facts teachers need to know
8 October 2020
Why we need to talk about phonics
The debate around phonics is usually around whether it should be used or not, when actually we need to discuss how best to use it, argues Julia Carroll in this week’s Tes Podagogy Podcast
7 October 2020
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