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This is our school’s ‘Quality Teaching and Learning Framework’ which I created to support coaches to give feedback to colleagues.
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Data like this risk telling a worryingly simple story.
Schools serving the highest proportions of disadvantaged pupils face deeper structural challenges every day.
Reducing the work of school leaders to comparative Ofsted outcomes ignores the extraordinary effort, leadership and resilience required to support the communities.
Accountability must recognise context, not erase it.
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How can we secure strong educational experiences and outcomes for all pupils, including those with SEND?
In our latest PD for Better Teaching, we summarise five principles of inclusive teaching to strengthen universal classroom provision.
Read it here 👇
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This is a wonderful sketchnote by Jen Deakin, summarising key messages from my presentation at the @Inner_Drive Teaching and Learning Summit.
Interested in more? Power Up Your Questioning (with a foreword by Dylan Wiliam) is available here: amzn.eu/d/0dBsodVi
Interesting read…
Yet another blog from me, this time about...well, I am not sure what it's about really, just me banging on. I do mention @adamboxer1 @teacherhead @Emma_Turner75 @SwailesRuth @Suchmo83 @PepsMccrea (although I fear I have missed many out).
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Six high-leverage teaching and learning techniques that we’ll be working on for the rest of the academic year - using group rehearsal and coaching to refine.
@adamboxer1 and @mrbartonmaths any tips from the experts?
What an inspirational man! 👏👏
For anyone in education, it’s a MUST read.
@AshleyJBaptiste
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Direct instruction is joyful & leads pupils to success. Here is a *clip* where I use high frequency & high participation questioning in 3 phases:
1. Check for listening
2. Rehearsal
3. Check for understanding
Established routines: all hands up, turn & talk, SLANT & ruler reading
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***TEACHING AND LEARNING***
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To improve the use of teaching and learning techniques in the classroom we need to define them “this is how we do it here” and make it common practice across the school.
When implementing T&L techniques their success relies on this clarity and creating opportunities for teachers to deliberately practice.
What have we done @LHS_HighSchool?
STEP 1
We have identified 10 core T&L techniques.
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Surely not?!
Best of luck to anyone trying to learn to read and write by discovering it on their own 🤦
This is our teaching and learning framework which has been written as an evidence-informed guide. We’re using it to help coaches to give concise and actionable feedback to colleagues. It’s work in progress… Feedback welcome!
highqualityteaching.co.uk/
@ChrisMoyse Hi Chris. I’ve turned the framework into a website. We need to add video clips, but definite progress! What do you think?
@SENDMattersUK Hi Gary. Here’s our teaching and learning framework (with the EEF 5-a-day woven through it). If you have a spare moment, I would love you thoughts!
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A Thread on Handwriting…
Over the past 2 years, I have paid more attention to the way handwriting is taught than at any other point in my career. Handwriting seemed a fairly simple thing that pupils would just pick up with a few lessons on letter formation. I was wrong! Here are some things I think about now that I didn’t always consider before…
Very interesting… @miss_mcinerney @TeacherTapp I wonder how much this varies by local authority. I’m in Cornwall and would love to see how this compares to the national picture.
Great overview of the updated DfE Reading Framework here by @mrmarchayes 👏👏👏
📚The DfE updated their Reading Framework this week to include guidance for KS2 and KS3. 📝I've made a summary of the new sections which I hope is useful.
👉You can download the PDF version here: marcrhayes.com/post/the-dfe-…
#edublogshare
NAHT members, don’t forget to return your ballot paper.
Department for Education, don’t forget to fund the pay rise (note: this is different from just telling everyone you are funding it).
@NAHTnews @GillianKeegan @educationgovuk @caph_cornwall
What code should I have written on the SATs attendance register for a pupil working below the level of the test?! I’ve written ‘U’ which I think may be incorrect as it’s ‘B’ on PAG. Had an email from the LA. Help! @Headteacherchat
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