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In The Confident Teacher by Alex Quigley08/08/20144 Comments

A short reading list for your reflection and refinement. There is a apocryphal tale, attributed often to Abraham Lincoln, though it almost certainly predates America itself, about the value of ‘sharpening your axe‘. …

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'Supporting online tuition at home: Briefing for schools'

This brief guide from @NTProgramme aims to support schools in maximising the impact of tuition while it is being delivered remotely to pupils at home.

https://nationaltutoring.org.uk/resources/supporting-online-tuition-at-home

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Ludi Jones @ludi_jones·

@MFLChat Definitely #edutwitter for ideas but also discussions with MFL T from my trust about how to implement ideas.I would say the research on memory has helped me the most to understand how pupils remember and how to use retrieval effectively. Research schools have been great #mflchat

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margaret mckeown @margaretmckeow2·

Happy to be part of this issue! We (Crosson et al) found that teaching robust vocabulary + morphological analysis w/ Latin roots improves skill for inferring new word meanings w/ those roots and benefits future comprehension. https://twitter.com/H_Breadmore/status/1356250413691973633

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