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In The Confident Teacher by Alex Quigley10/10/20152 Comments

Some people deserve to be heard and their inspiring life story passed on. One such person is Helen Keller. Born on the 27th of June, in 1880, in Alabama, Helen fell ill, …

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NEW ‘Voices from the Classroom’: Lessons from remote learning

@weston2468, assistant headteacher at Mary Webb School and Science College, shares what she and her staff have learned so far from teaching remotely during partial school closures.

Full video: https://eef.li/igBbAn

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This is a great blog on remote responsive teaching from @shaun_allison: https://classteaching.wordpress.com/2021/01/25/remote-responsive-teaching/

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Closing the Literacy Gap - Reading

Based on the recent training I thoroughly enjoyed from @HuntingEnglish, this is a reflection on closing the reading gap in the classroom.

Vocabulary gap blog to follow soon! 📚

https://teachingisntbw.home.blog/2021/01/25/closing-the-literacy-gap-reading/

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