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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 …

Chris Scrivens @chrisscrivens1·

Really useful tweet thread on vocabulary by @HuntingEnglish during closure #engchat #teamenglish https://twitter.com/HuntingEnglish/status/1242918783020400646

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Dr. Jess Mason @DrofletJess·

With the caveat the analysis is still at early stages I’m happy to answer any questions as best I can about the findings 😊 https://twitter.com/drofletjess/status/1243492911515406336

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David Videcette@DavidVidecette·

Fabulous photo of Greenwich Park.

Canary Wharf in the background and Sir Christopher Wren’s iconic Royal Hospital for Seamen in the middle.

The hospital occupies the site where Greenwich Palace once stood, the birthplace of King Henry VIII & his two daughters.

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