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"What Every Teacher Needs to Know About Assessment" by Schools Week is the piece of educational research recommended this week by our ELE, Nick Harrison! 👉 cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/2366135/… EEF Research Schools Network

I really enjoyed presenting at today’s Nurturing Great Teaching Conference with Evidence Based Education in Yorkshire. Terrific keynotes from Robert Coe and Stuart Kime FCCT. I’m really pleased delegates found the ‘What can senior leaders do to support middle leaders?’ sessions so useful 😊


I have authored a free eBook to download with Evidence Based Education Flashcards to support Teaching & Learning. You can get it here linkedin.com/newsletters/gr…





Last week we celebrated the end of year with schools using the Great Teaching Toolkit through the WELL Project We enjoyed reading everyone's posters and learning more about how they've used the Great Teaching Toolkit over the last year, along with the impact they've seen in



Encourage students to ask for, and accept, help. In this blog, Kate Jones discusses the importance of encouraging students to seek assistance when needed, and how it can lead to greater success in their academic journey. hubs.la/Q03xdhnd0




"Chunking has been shown to be useful for both retention of information and the transfer of information. This technique can be used with learners of all ages and across different subjects and topics." Blog by Kate Jones Read it here 👉 hubs.la/Q03x_3bX0

We have some great news to share with you! Professor Robert Coe is appointed to the expert panel of the new independent inquiry into white working-class educational outcomes. Read more here and why it matters. evidencebased.education/professor-rob-…



What support do teachers really need when it comes to SEND? Inspired by Teacher Tapp 's latest findings we explore what kind of support is needed and practical ways forward. Read the blog here hubs.la/Q03yJ5wF0

