Monthly Archives: February 2021

Chime!

Originally posted on teaching personally:
…is the sound of me finding something that speaks back to me thoughts I have been having for a rather long time. It is always comforting to have one’s confirmation bias massaged of course, though…

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Are low expectations holding back disadvantaged pupils in the north? – Education Datalab blog

Why do entry rates in EBacc subjects among disadvantaged pupils vary in different parts of the country? Continued here: https://ift.tt/3rVLRoM

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Making Meaning in English: An exploration of the role of knowledge in language and literature – David Didau: The Learning Spy

I’m pleased to announce that Making Meaning in English is available now. (Quote MME20 for a 20% discount) The book is a discussion on the role of English as a school subject: What is it for? How has… Continued here … Continue reading

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Reforming GCSE English literature and language – David Didau: The Learning Spy

Seeing as all sorts of folks have decided now is a good time to try to get rid of (or at least, reform) GCSEs, I thought I’d offer up my opinions. I should start by saying that, on the whole, … Continue reading

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