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Why we’re doing too much, too young in education
How we teach and assess young pupils runs contrary to developmental psychology research, says Professor Dorothy Bishop
5 February 2020
Where schools (and Ofsted) are getting curriculum wrong
Ofsted has a very narrow view of what curriculum is and schools have not been given the skills or freedom to innovate, according to academic Mark Priestley
29 January 2020
John Hattie takes on his Visible Learning critics
World-renowned Visible Learning author John Hattie talks to Tes on big issues from cognitive load theory to curriculum
22 January 2020
5 GCSE must-reads from 2019 for teachers
Here we reveal the most popular stories about GCSEs published this year by the Tes features desk
16 December 2019
The 9 research studies from 2019 you need to read
Thousands of research studies are published each year – but how do you figure out which ones are really worth your time and attention? Tes commissioning editor Jon Severs asked nine academics to pick one study from 2019 – and then asked them to explain exactly what those studies say and why they have the potential to change the way you teach for the better
13 December 2019
Could this pupil’s song become Christmas number one?
A song penned and performed by students at an all-through school in London is vying for the Christmas number one slot
12 December 2019
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