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It is an act repeated the world over: children trundle home with their spelling lists to learn and parents dutifully help them prepare for the dreaded spelling test at the end of …

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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