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Cross the threshold and seize a new and improved curriculum. Many teachers will already be thinking about the significant curriculum changes just around the corner. I admit that I have met some …

Kathrine Mortimore @Kathrine_28·

The TA Dictionary forms part of our attempt to 'Close the Vocabulary Gap' @HuntingEnglish with inspiration from @Doug_Lemov I hope others find @stevemargetts and @Jenbrimming ideas useful, especially with the gap we are likely to face when we re-open. https://kathrinemortimore.wordpress.com/2020/04/09/the-ta-dictionary-closing-the-vocabulary-gap-across-the-curriculum/

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Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

Some good ideas for #homelearning for primary school pupils - learn about being a journalist and devise your own newspaper!

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High Storrs School @highstorrs·

More for History students! Coronavirus lockdown: BBC Radio 4 launches history lessons for kids presented by Horrible Histories' Greg Jenner | inews https://inews.co.uk/news/education/coronavirus-lockdown-bbc-radio-4-history-lessons-kids-horrible-histories-greg-jenner-2532449

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