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One unique facet of my education and upbringing was that I went to an all-male Catholic school led by Christian brothers. I learnt all the usual subject disciplines (with an attendant incapacity …

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If you are looking for approaches to teaching fluency in reading, there are some great practical strategies in 'Closing the Reading Gap' by @HuntingEnglish.

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Interesting new evidence on 'No More Marking' via @daisychristo. As secondary schools will miss SATs outcomes, it will be interesting to see how widespread this approach becomes in secondary schools.

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This is an excellent blog by @chemDrK - EEF Science Content Specialist and school leader from @NorwichRS.

'Tackling Misconceptions in Science by Using Good Diagnostic Assessment'
https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/news/eef-blog-returning-to-the-science-classroom

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