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John Hattie: 5 questions that could improve your teaching
Schools need to shift their focus from teaching strategies to the impact of learning, says John Hattie as he explains how teachers can do this in practice
General
20 March 2023
Is ADHD really on the rise in schools?
As teachers report a rise in pupils presenting with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, schools have been left to do their best to support these children with limited resources and expertise. Kate Parker investigates the increase in cases and the reasons behind it
General
15 March 2023
How one city’s focus on speech and language is transforming early literacy
An intervention aimed at improving children’s speech and language skills is helping to close York’s disadvantage gap, finds Kate Parker
Early Years
10 March 2023
Shirley Clarke: Formative assessment has lost its way
Formative assessment is ubiquitous in schools but, according to former primary teacher and researcher, Shirley Clarke, the concept has been widely misunderstood. Here, she speaks with Kate Parker to set the record straight
General
1 March 2023
Do we need to decolonise the science curriculum?
In recent years, there’s been a push to decolonise the English, history and arts curriculum in schools – and according to one researcher, it’s now time to put science under the microscope
Secondary
16 February 2023
How one school revolutionised feedback in maths
After becoming fed up with spending hours marking her students’ work, Rachael Chong developed her own edtech feedback tool. Here, she explains how it works
Secondary
3 February 2023
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