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In The Confident Teacher by Alex Quigley05/06/201413 Comments

I have stolen this catchy title from the eminently likeable Mike Cladingbowl, OFSTED’s Director of Schools. You heard me right – top inspector praised for his sage words about teaching and learning. …

Helen Amass @Helen_Amass·

Could your pretty PowerPoint presentations be having a negative effect on students’ understanding? asks @HuntingEnglish https://www.tes.com/magazine/article/why-teachers-shouldnt-rely-solely-powerpoint (3/7)

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EEF@EducEndowFoundn·

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The EEF is looking for experts with a deep understanding of teaching practice to join us in developing engagement with EEF content, while leading on the production of resources to support teachers and school leaders.

Deadline: 3 March

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Beth G-G @bethgg·

NEW BLOG: Using evidence to support decision making - developing our common principles for teaching and learning.

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