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Mention the phrase ‘graded lesson observations’ in any staffroom in the country and what would be the response? In many staffrooms they are derided as an ugly feature of a particular strain …

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“It found that in English literature pupils in all bands achieved lower entries taking the subject early than those who took it at the usual time.” (Via “ad hoc” DfE research)

‘DfE warning over early GCSE entries as research shows some pupils do worse’ https://schoolsweek.co.uk/dfe-warning-over-early-gcse-entries-as-research-shows-some-pupils-do-worse/

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An up and down day. Hugely enjoyed giving a remote talk to teachers around the country using some top notch video tech, whilst simultaneously nursing the worst toothache I can remember!

Now... where are those painkillers...

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Looking forward to my ‘Closing the Reading Gap’ @TeachologyUK session today. I’m definitely not in my dining room now! #ReadingGapLive

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