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Expert advice for NQTs on using research in the classroom

Expert Insights

Evidence-based practice is important for teachers at all stages in their career. We all want the approaches and innovations we use to be the ones that have the greatest impact on our young people – an...

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Should headteachers and school leaders maintain a teaching commitment?

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Teacher tips

A recent Twitter conversation about the advantages and disadvantages of headteachers having a teaching commitment made me thoughtful. I was a head for 30 years and taught each class of year 7 one Engl...

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Formative assessment. How do teachers know their students are learning?

Research Matters

The short answer is, of course, that they don't. Not unless they get effective, structured feedback from their students. This is where 'formative assessment' comes in. Paul Black and Dylan Wiliam, in ...

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You don't need a school research champion, you need a team of champions – and here's how to build one

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We are asking school research champions to do an impossible job. This isn't a poor reflection of the professionals in these roles – the job is simply too much for one person. There are three aspects t...

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I nearly left teaching after the first term – 30 years on, here’s my advice for those considering quitting

Tales from the frontline

Growing up, the only thing I ever wanted to do was to be a teacher. I loved my subject, English, and wanted a career that let me continue to read and discuss, think and learn, and convey my enthusiasm...

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