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Does a steepling pile of marking like this loom large in your nightmares? The effect of good quality written feedback is one of those few constants that most teachers can agree has a …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

“It will be carefully calibrated assessments, undertaken in classrooms, which will offer a more accurate and complete picture of any necessary ‘catch up’ or otherwise.”

My @EducEndowFoundn blog on the crucial role of diagnostic assessments: https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/news/eef-blog-the-impact-of-covid-19-and-catching-up/

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NEW BLOG: Summer schools – what the evidence tells us and what it doesn’t

"High-quality teaching is the thing that will do most to improve pupil outcomes over the next academic year and beyond," writes our head of policy, @JonathanKay9.

Read now: https://eef.li/cAhWsM

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