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Why there is no such thing as an unteachable child
Exclusions are too often a result of a failure to fully recognise the challenges children face, argues Dr Simon Edwards
12 June 2019
The problem of transition: why ‘taster’ days don’t work
In the latest Tes Podagogy podcast, two experts argue that there’s only one way to tackle the difficulties of transition
5 June 2019
Should teachers be told if a pupil was born preterm?
Research has identified many difficulties children born preterm may face in schools, explains Professor Samantha Johnson
22 May 2019
For an excellent curriculum, we need excellent resources
Curriculum: every school has one, but how much control teachers feel they have over it – and the impact it has on schools – can vary greatly
17 May 2019
Inference: why comprehension is not just about vocabulary and knowledge
Professor Jane Oakhill explains how to teach comprehension skills, such as inference, in schools
8 May 2019
How teens are chatting right under your nose
By utilising collaborative writing software, they are chatting when they look like they are working...
15 March 2019
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