@Meadows_English

Lead Practitioner of English

 North West, England
Joined April 2016
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Teaching and Learning Research Summaries: A collection for easy access. teacherhead.com/2017/06/03/t…

Teaching and Learning Research Summaries: A collection for easy access.

There are several superb summaries of educational research that have been compiled into easily accessible websites and articles in pdf format that can be read online and shared with staff. Alt…

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Congratulations and thank you @ChrisYoules on your fabulous book in sentences. It's really great!
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If you want to accelerate learning in any endeavour, you concentrate on the group! How to embed a #questioning culture across all classrooms? Synchronise your efforts alongside #curriculum sequencing ... Blog teachertoolkit.co.uk/2023/04… Resource template teachertoolkit.co.uk/product… #GuideToQuestioning
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Thread 🧵… Sentence-level instruction is well worth looking into. We know it can yield an effect-size of around +0.46. For context, anything over +0.4 is generally considered to have a significant positive effect on children’s writing development.
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Dylan Wiliam@dylanwiliam18 Apr 2023
Slides from my presentation "Using research to supercharge school improvement" today at the @asugsvsummit are available here: bit.ly/3KQGZMK
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@PepsMccrea1 Mar 2023
For the last 7 years, over at Steplab we've been working on a project to codify effective teaching. A long and geeky thread on what we've learned: ↓
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EEF@EducEndowFoundn28 Feb 2023
“Teaching vocabulary is hard!  Harder than we might first imagine.” @ally_wren, our content specialist for literacy, introduces a new resource designed to help build vocabulary teaching into lessons. Read more: eef.li/RUUcLe 1/2
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Sarah Barker@mssfax19 Feb 2023
I've been reading a bit more YA fiction recently and these books are amazing, and would be great recommendations for young people too. I've put in content warnings and page numbers. More to follow:
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Tyler Rablin@Mr_Rablin14 Feb 2023
🧵Feedback is an area that often unnecessarily burdens teachers and steals too much time. Feedback doesn't need to require a teacher to sit for hours and write comments on pages. In fact, that's often one of the least effective methods. Ideas to try instead. 1/
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RETWEET our new single ‘Sirens’ if you wanna be in our new music video. We want to get everyone together for a mad party!!🙌 #thesherlocks
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- 10 model essays for 'Power and Conflict' poetry - Our very popular and effective 'Why that method' sheets - Our Topic Guide with full list of Big Ideas - Our poetry planning sheet - Real examiner-marked scripts from 2022, ranging from Grade 4 to Grade 9 missjohnston.com/blog/5-ways…
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Our posts on whole-class feedback are some of the most popular on our blog. I've just updated the final part with a link to a great video resource from @GauravDubay3 See the first part of the series here blog.nomoremarking.com/whole…
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Andy@__codexterous4 Jan 2023
📚 GCSE Language Resource! 📚 A full guide for English Language Paper 1, with tips and top strategies for each question including useful scaffolds DL as a PDF here: codexterous.home.blog/resour…
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Ben Morris@brmorris101 Dec 2022
Replying to @GauravDubay3 @TeamEnglish1 @__codexterous @engteacherabro2 @HughesHaili @BarbaraBleiman @AlexJQuigley
Lemov’s ‘Confident Statement of Intent’ inspired this collection of sentence starters for increasing academic rigor. These might be of use - docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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6 incredible resources developed by top universities to help you become a proficient academic writer — totally free:
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✍📚 After reading 230+ short stories (up to 4k) as a first reader for a national UK comp here's what I learnt about what seems to work and what doesn't in #shortstory writing (just some thoughts not set rules):
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Paul Bell@PABEnglishTeach16 Nov 2022
What every teacher needs to know about reading | by Elisabeth Bowling: A Wild Surmise | Medium Brilliant summary by ⁦@elucymay⁩ awildsurmise.medium.com/what…

What every teacher needs to know about reading

An essential reading list

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Douglas Wise@DoWise12 Nov 2022
Six resources for teaching GCSE English Language: 1⃣ P1 and P2 study booklet 2⃣ Booklet and target sheets 3⃣ Non-fiction texts booklet 4⃣ Fiction opening lines 5⃣ Sentence stems 6⃣ Great speeches booklet
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This half term I've worked on an update of my A-Level Language Diversity schemes. I started with Gender as I wanted more up-to-date research in there etc. There are 10 lessons in total. Hope it helps. More diversity units to follow. dropbox.com/sh/i9qozibc1vh5x…
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These school-level factors are our current best bets for the things that school leaders should pay attention to, monitor and prioritise. hubs.la/Q01nyBWy0
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