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…the stunning surroundings of Oxford University’s Examination Rooms. For those who might be interested, The post The importance of reading fluency appeared first on David Didau: The Learning Spy. http://www.learningspy.co.uk/reading/importance-reading-fluency/…
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…some of the conveniences we take for granted. If we don’t The post Global warming in education: Why Schleicher is wrong appeared first on David Didau: The Learning Spy. http://www.learningspy.co.uk/featured/global-warming-education/…
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…believe that matching instruction to students’ preferred learning style is a good idea, 88% believed The post What do teachers believe? appeared first on David Didau: The Learning Spy. http://www.learningspy.co.uk/research/what-do-teachers-believe/…
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It has become an unwritten law of teaching that when reading aloud to students, the teacher must ensure students are reading along in their own copy of the text. This…
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…sticking point, especially once we started performing operations on letters; for some students this level of abstraction is incredibly difficult. The idea that a letter … Continue reading → https://teacherhead.com/2017/04/05/sweet-algebra-a-model/…
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