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Have you ever considered the shape of a story? Perhaps it is a tale that undulates and dips, before rising to a finish. Or it is a story that is jagged, with …

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GCSE English Language & Literature – Planning for Success

In Uncategorized by Alex Quigley04/11/20173 Comments

Every English teacher has a student like Natalie. Whether she is in year 7 or 11, she is a walking grade 9 waiting to happen. You can see it shine through everything …

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NEW TODAY: EEF 'Evidence into Action' podcast returns!

Join our host, @HuntingEnglish, in discussion with @kirsten_mould, @HFletcherWood and @DTA_JThompson on 'Managing behaviour and building habits'

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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.

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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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GCSE English Language & Literature – Planning for Success