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Does Comic Sans really help dyslexic learners?
Dyslexia is one of the most common learning challenges in schools and teachers often opt to use the Comic Sans typeface to support those individuals. That, finds Jon Severs, may be the wrong decision
General
6 October 2020
Why early maths teaching should focus on play
Children need structured intervention to build maths skills – but they don’t have to sit at desks, says Camilla Gilmore
30 September 2020
The problem of ‘wicked’ learning environments
Rather than forcing pupils into specialised education early, we must give them the chance to sample, says David Epstein
23 September 2020
Why there are no right answers on Covid-19 for schools
The science on Covid is still developing and we need clearer explanations of risks, says science communicator Kat Arney
16 September 2020
ED Hirsch on why discovery learning doesn’t work
The renowned academic ED Hirsch argues that education is failing at its principle task – to create a common culture from which equity can truly be enabled
9 September 2020
Coronavirus: Why deep cleans are ‘security theatre’
Covid-19 transmission is mostly airborne, so deep cleans won’t help much, says Jack Gilbert in the Tes Podagogy podcast
2 September 2020
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