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(Image sourced via Pixabay.com) Finding the answer to school improvement troubles us all, and yet, sometimes the answers are sitting there at their desks looking straight at us. In short, having …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

In the US, there‘s been an interesting debate around the teaching of social studies (more commonly known as the humanities here) & its importance to knowledge & the related importance of this to reading development. A recent study by The Fordham Institute (@educationgadfly) /1

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This week's top edu bloggers are @HuntingEnglish, @actionheroteach, @davidwillows and @teacherhead, as chosen by @jon_hutchinson_
https://schoolsweek.co.uk/jon-hutchinsons-blogs-of-the-week-21-september-2020/

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Rachel Ball @MrsBallAP·

*New Blog Post* How reinforcing one word is improving the essays my students write.
https://theeducationalimposters.wordpress.com/2020/09/26/the-power-of-a-word-admittedly/

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