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In The Confident Teacher by Alex Quigley03/02/201412 Comments

When you become a father you get used to being asked endless questions about the intricacies of our complex world. The road is paved with unending questions. Why does this…? How does …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

Education after a national crisis: "Be positive, radical and pay for it".

Like the post-war consensus, investing in growth and education surely has to be the aim for the next decade. Interesting to compare UK to Biden's educational spend too - radical indeed.

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Join us in speaking to Dr Jessie Ricketts @ricketts_lara, researcher at Royal Holloway, on the importance of reading, oracy and vocabulary in language development. This Tuesday at 4pm. Sign up free at: http://bit.ly/GreenshawR45

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Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

'Do we need to sort out silent reading?'

A relevant question post-lockdown. Reading, listening, and book talk will be hugely valuable. Maximising this time will matter.

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