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Arcane knowledge or necessary rigour – Phil Beadle can’t decide which best describes the new standards in grammar. Either way, if you can’t conjugate the subjunctive mood, your students will suffer...
Main Subject: CPD
Subject: Literacy Ace-English
Author: Phil Beadle
If the road to mathematical fluency is wearing down children’s enthusiasm for the subject, it’s time to bring out the games, says Mike Askew...
Main Subject: CPD
Subject: Maths Ace-Maths
Author: Mike Askew
Any learning fad claiming to be a magical fix-all to student progression should be approached with caution, says Julie Price Grimshaw...
Main Subject: CPD
Subject: Teaching assistants Training Ace-Classroom-Support
Author: Julie Price-Grimshaw
The government says testing four-year-olds will raise standards, but Dr Sue Gifford and Dr Helen J Williams believe it will be harmful to children and their education...
Main Subject: CPD
Subject: Assessment Ace-Classroom-Support
Author: -
The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) is holding a series of pre-election debates that expand on key themes identified by its members and which shaped its manifesto. Both Martin Johnson and Gabriel Heller Sahlgren were on the panel at the first event, which asked ‘What’s wrong with making a profit from education?’ To find out about coming debates and read ATL’s manifesto, visit atl.org.uk
Main Subject: CPD
Subject: Successful schools Ace-Heads Ace-Deputy
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Power Maths – A Child-Centred, ‘Can-Do’ Mastery Teaching Programme for KS1 and KS2
Category: Maths
Fit To Dance Schools From Disney On Ice
Category: Other
‘S!ng Sensational’ And ‘A King Is Born’ – Two Fun New Musical Masterpieces That Children Will Love
Category: Music
Product review: Schofield & Sims Fractions, Decimals & Percentages
Category: Maths
