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In The Confident Teacher by tristan199006/04/20173 Comments

You can almost smell the burning indignation of Daily Mail readers as they read the following story on ‘Duvet Days’ for teachers. “Lessons in Laziness from lie-in teachers” is the war-cry. If you …

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*Weekend Post*

‘Academic Vocabulary and Schema Building’

“The final schema represented the rich, well-connected vocabulary knowledge required of a pupil to speak and write about the concept with success.”

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2020/11/academic-vocabulary-and-schema-building/

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‘We Did Vocabulary Last Year’

We are ‘Doing Curriculum’ – so what are we stopping?

Curriculum Development and Teacher Development

On the RISE

What do we mean by ‘knowledge rich’ anyway?

Vocabulary Clinic

More than Just ‘Word Walls’

Duvet Days & the Teacher Workload Problem