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In Uncategorized by Alex Quigley03/03/20182 Comments

I often hear the comment “I don’t know how you write books and do the day job“. And well, I usually agree and stumble over some comments about being very tired, but …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

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‘A Munificent Assemblage of Verbiage (or ‘Working Words into Writing’)

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2020/12/a-munificent-assemblage-of-verbiage-or-working-vocabulary-into-writing/

“It is helpful then to better calibrate the vocabulary knowledge our students need to apply words in their own writing with success.”

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Haggard Hawks 📚🦅@HaggardHawks·

Because of their narrow and pointed shape, CLOVES take their name via French from ‘clavus’, a Latin word for a nail.

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Nadia Siddiqui @nadiasiddiqui22·

Assessing the impact of #PupilPremimum on #segregation by #poverty and #academicattainment. Our latest findings on how additional school funding for disadvantaged pupils can make a positive difference. @SGorard @nadiasiddiqui22 @beng_see https://twitter.com/DECE_DU/status/1334805531463208960

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