Teaching Schools

Jun 20 2014

The Problem with Research Evidence in Education

Uncategorized / By Alex Quigley / 9 minutes of reading

Today I have the opportunity to discuss with policy makers about the role of research evidence in education, in a CEBE (Coalition for a Evidence-based Education) event at the Department of Education. The question being explored is: “Should Government have a role in choreographing an evidence system in education?” There is undoubtedly a unique impetus …

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Mar 1 2014

Questions About Initial Teacher Training

Uncategorized / By Alex Quigley / 4 minutes of reading

We can all agree that one sound method of improving our school system is to attract great candidates into the profession, before training them brilliantly, and then keeping them so that the expensive training pays off long term. Successive governments have thrown their weight behind different initiatives that have tinkered with teacher training, but under …

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Alex Quigley @alexjquigley ·

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'Adaptive Teaching and Vocabulary Instruction'

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ResearchED Cheshire @researchedchesh ·

And we are Off! Buy your ticket now for researchED Cheshire. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/523844542127
Fabulous speakers including;
Mary Myatt @MaryMyatt
Prof. Dame Alison Peacock @AlisonMPeacock
Alex Quigley @AlexJQuigley
Haili Hughes @HughesHaili
And many more to be announced …

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Claire Stoneman @stoneman_claire ·

And this is why @Tom_Needham_ is such a gem for English teachers! Great blog https://twitter.com/tom_needham_/status/1621812969033154560

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