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Reading Ron Berger’s ‘An Ethic of Excellence’ should not be undertaken in the hubbub of morning buses or busy trains, nor it the middle of a lively office – it should be …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

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'The Magic of the Classroom'

"It is also a place of unending expert decision making... What if I told you there were 205 trillion ways to teach?"

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2021/03/the-magic-of-the-classroom/

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Katie Lockett @katielockett·

Join me, @michaelslav, @karenclark79, @HuntingEnglish & @ToniAnnVroom from @TheWritingRevol as we discuss how MFL can support whole-school literacy. In 2 weekends time! On @joinClubhouse. I think @Team_English1 will find this one interesting! #mfltwitterati #TeamEnglish #edclub https://twitter.com/katielockett/status/1367215690231480320

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EEF@EducEndowFoundn·

"It has never been more important to learn from the what has or hasn’t worked in other classrooms, and make evidence-informed decisions in response to large challenges," writes the EEF's @EllenMarie_S on our approach to Covid-19 impacted evaluations.

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