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Illustrated by Ronald Searle, in Life Magazine, 1960. Reading a classic novella like ‘A Christmas Carol’ is tricky for our teenage students. Yes, they have likely heard of Scrooge and seen …

EEF@EducEndowFoundn·

NEW BLOG: 'Three practical approaches to help pupils learn from mathematical mistakes'

EEF Maths specialist, @MathsMrCox with some evidence-based suggestions for confronting pupil misconceptions head on: https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/news/three-practical-approaches-to-help-pupils-learn-from-mathematical-mistakes/

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Niki Kaiser (K Chem)@chemDrK·

Revisiting this poster today from the EEF Sci Guidance Report.
Lots of ideas on here from teachers for what the recommendations looks like in practice
How do they look today? Which look the same,despite everything? Are any particularly important right now?
https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/public/files/Publications/Science/Science_Research_poster.pdf

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Ann Mroz@AnnMroz·

A very good question. It’s also interesting to ponder the effect this paucity of working-class voices has had on the media today

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