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Jan 27 201622/02/2020

ResearchEd York 2016 – Get Your Tickets!

The Confident Teacher / By Alex Quigley / 2 minutes of reading

It is coming back… after the success of ResearchEd York at Huntington School back in 2013, we are delighted to welcome ResearchEd back on Saturday the 9th of July, 2016. We are developing an exciting line up already and the tickets will no doubt prove hot property! Our keynote speaker this year is Baroness Estelle …

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Dec 12 2015

ResearchEd York 2016 is Coming…

Uncategorized / By Alex Quigley / 2 minutes of reading

Back in May 2014, the first northern ResearchEd event was held in York, at Huntington School. In the interim, ResearchEd has hopped across the pond to New York (still not as good as the proper northern original of course), it has dipped toes in antipodean waters, and is due in Amsterdam and Scandanavia in the …

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SecEd @seced_education ·

SecEd Podcast: In our new episode we speak with @AlexJQuigley who offers practical tips for the explicit teaching of #writing skills in the secondary classroom, including techniques & teaching ideas – all from his new book Closing the Writing Gap https://bit.ly/3RKg0F8 #literacy

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Alex Quigley @alexjquigley ·

*** Weekend Blog ***

‘Developing Skilled Readers (Knowledge and Strategy)’

In both primary & secondary school, greater attention on developing knowledge can be twinned with timely, text-sensitive reading comprehension strategies.

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2022/09/developing-skilled-readers-knowledge-strategy/

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Kate Parker @kateparkertes ·

English expert @AlexJQuigley highlights new research which shows that reading fluency may matter more to older students than we think
https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/secondary/does-reading-fluency-really-matter

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