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In Closing the Reading Gap by Alex Quigley19/01/20131 Comment

In education today there are few topics that receive the unanimous support of all educators like the value conferred upon literacy and particularly the importance of reading. The evidence regarding how literacy …

Jonathan Kay @JonathanKay9·

A couple of really exciting opportunities at the EEF, for teams with systematic review experience:
- This systematic review on primary science
- And another on implementation in education
https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/about/tenders/review-of-evidence-on-implementation-in-education-call-for-proposals/ https://twitter.com/EducEndowFoundn/status/1379864562221076491

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Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

New this weekend...

‘Does reading *really* matter in mathematics?’

https://www.theconfidentteacher.com/2021/04/does-reading-really-matter-in-mathematics/

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Miss Guest @missguesthist·

New blog post 📝 @HuntingEnglish’s book has changed the way I teach reading, and it’s the basis for a strategy I’ve developed for reading sources in History: https://missguesthistory.wordpress.com 📚 #historyteacher #blog #ukedchat @LiteracyNetwor1

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