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In ‘How to Write an Edu-book – Part 1‘, I had the huge pleasure of sharing with everyone the approaches to writing an edu-book from two of the best edu-book writers around, …

EEF@EducEndowFoundn·

HIGH-QUALITY TEACHING FOR PUPILS WITH SEND

Teachers should develop a repertoire of strategies they can use flexibly in response to individual needs and use them as the starting point for classroom teaching for all pupils, including those with SEND

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Dr. Jo Pearson @jopearson3·

Teachers can help narrow the early gaps in language. This is really positive news from this study https://twitter.com/UniOfYork/status/1326854013149728769

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Kate Nation @ReadOxford·

What an honour to share an #ImpactPrize with @annecastles & @Kathy_Rastle. There are few things as important in a child's education as learning to read. Thanks to @esrc for supporting our research and celebrating its impact - and making this great film!

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