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27 April 2023
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is a neurological condition caused by ineffective functioning of the neurotransmitters in the frontal lobe of the brain. These neurotransmitters are those that regulate…
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In this blog, Gary explores explicit instruction, a high impact teaching strategy for all pupils, including those with SEND. Explicit teaching can sometimes be caricatured as ‘chalk and talk’, with the onus on…
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Research has shown that vulnerable children, including children in care, experience significant benefits from being online but are also more at risk of harm than their peers, and therefore require tailored…
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'Thinking Deeply about Primary Education' asks expert teacher, Stuart Tiffany for his views on what constitutes history in the primary/elementary classroom and how this differs, if at all, from history…
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The educational experiences of many autistic children are not yet at the standard they deserve, resulting in them being denied a dignified life. Many parents are constantly having to fight…
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Using your voice to manage a classroom is one of the most powerful tools at your disposal. Teachers vocalize to impart information through direct instruction, gauge student understanding by asking…
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Amanda Spielman, HM Chief Inspector, has responded to calls for reforming school inspections in light of the recent tragic death of Ruth Perry. In her commentary, Spielman sets out some…
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Many people express fear at the idea of supporting a child who has experienced a significant loss or bereavement and feel this should be the realm of the specialist. While…
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In early years education children are encouraged to engage in a variety of academic and play-based activities. For children, however, play is not only an activity but a method of…
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The Education Committee is set to investigate the driving factors behind chronic teacher shortages as part of a new inquiry launched April 2023. A new inquiry into teacher recruitment, training…
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Ofsted recently released a video from a webinar about secondary-aged pupils who need to catch up with reading. The themes in the video are also useful to primary schools, when…
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Join this Early Years in Mind (EYIM) free webinar on the transition to primary school and school readiness. Although the transition to primary education can be an exciting time for many,…
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