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In Uncategorized by Alex Quigley15/10/2016Leave a Comment

Sometimes a research study comes along and confirms what you suspected all along. The ‘Green Eggs and Ham Hypothesis‘ does just that trick for me. Now, ‘Green Eggs and Ham‘ is famously …

Amanda Spielman @amanda_spielman·

Thanks to all in children’s social care, where everyone is working so hard at the moment. With millions of children out of school, social workers, children’s home workers, carers and so many others are all doing so much for those in need.

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Paul O'Neill @PaulON17682·

Really looking forward to hearing @LeadingLearner and @KayeGeek discussing identifying and removing barriers to learning with our partners @GL_Assessment on the collective Ks3 Literacy project in Blackpool. Registrations are open until 9am! http://ow.ly/dUq650yZv8A #RighttoSucceed

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Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

Excellent article by @profsimonb on ‘The long-term consequences of missing a term of school’ http://wol.iza.org/opinions/the-long-term-consequences-of-missing-a-term-of-school via @IZAWorldofLabor

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