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In Uncategorized by Alex Quigley27/03/20142 Comments

The drive for research evidence being used in education has achieved something quite radical in our time: it has been met with near universal political consensus. You won’t hear Gove or Hunt …

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A Latin equivalent of ‘between a rock and a hard place’ was ‘a fronte praecipitium a tergo lupi’—literally ‘a precipice in front, wolves behind’.

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Lovely etymology of ‘exorbitant’, along with a few additional treats, from @susie_dent

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NEW BLOG: Handbooks for Humans – 5 simple ways to use stories to deepen children’s social and emotional learning skills

"Sharing a class story gives endless opportunity to share emotional responses" writes deputy head & Year 5 teacher @BethRowe1: https://eef.li/yeuFF5

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