The Sutton Trust | The Confident Teacher

Mar 27 2014

Evidence in Education and Building Bridges

Uncategorized / By Alex Quigley / 6 minutes of reading

The drive for research evidence being used in education has achieved something quite radical in our time: it has been met with near universal political consensus. You won’t hear Gove or Hunt bickering over this debate. A diverse spread of organisations are also in support – from teaching unions like ATL and the National Association …

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Jo Goodman @j0goodman ·

“Adaptions occur not just on the level of ‘what works’ for pupils but also on the level of ‘how to make it work’.”

Understanding implementation is therefore critical for identifying & redressing the barriers in our systems, which give rise to disparities in student outcomes.
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Alex Quigley @alexjquigley ·

Great article on Lebron James revitalising Akron with his brilliant school and community project:

https://andscape.com/features/lebron-james-promise-to-akron-gets-more-ambitious/

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Alex Quigley @alexjquigley ·

What does a Liz Truss article in El Paìs have to do with the challenge pupils face in accessing the school curriculum?

‘Translating the school curriculum’

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2023/03/translating-the-school-curriculum/

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