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In The Confident Teacher by Alex Quigley16/05/20153 Comments

What does this lovely old lady reveal positive messages about student success? Why is her story potentially so powerful? Nola Ochs is a special lady. So special she appears in the Guinness …

Miss Guest @missguesthist·

New blog post 📝 @HuntingEnglish’s book has changed the way I teach reading, and it’s the basis for a strategy I’ve developed for reading sources in History: https://missguesthistory.wordpress.com 📚 #historyteacher #blog #ukedchat @LiteracyNetwor1

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EEF@EducEndowFoundn·

NEW: EEF publishes addendum report which finds that a second cohort of children receiving Achievement for All made on average 2 months’ less progress in reading and maths than those who did not receive the programme.

Find out more >> https://bit.ly/3mwJVSn

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Neil Humphrey @neilhumphreyUoM·

Addendum report for our RCT of @AfA_Education is finally published!In brief, we find further robust evidence of negative effects (-2 months’ progress) of the intervention on children’s reading & maths scores: https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/public/files/Addendum_Report.pdf

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