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Addressing the attendance challenge in rural and coastal communities: onecornwall.co.uk/_site/data…
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“What we need in school is to close the early writing gaps by placing a particular focus on those children in the earlier stages of emergent writing and pre-writing skills .”
Jo Glew of @LincolnshireRS explains her school’s approach to early literacy.
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🌟Our third Blog by Jo Glew in our Early Years Series is here! 🌟 'When thinking about the earliest stages of writing we need to begin by considering how we can assess where children are on their writing journey.'
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'Tis the season of test prep -- Bah, humbug!
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🧵🪡 The growing education gap in England.
In recent weeks, England has received some promising news about increased maths scores (TIMMS) & stable scores in adult skills tests relative to similar countries (OECD Adult Skills).
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Catch up on our first blog in the Early Years Series, as Jo Glew explores the importance of print referencing in EYFS, and how that translates into the classroom. tinyurl.com/2rxs9n69
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🌟Our latest newsletter is in your inbox! 🌟 Jam packed with updates from our Research School and that of the wider Research School Network. tinyurl.com/2xyjb7f8
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In this second blog by Jo Glew, she explores Recommendation 5 in the EEF Guidance Report ‘Preparing For Literacy’. 'For young children, promoting shared book reading should be a central component of any parental engagement approach’
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🌟An amazing opportunity!🌟
Are you looking to improve the craft of writing in your school? ✍️✍️✍️
Then you are in luck! 🍀
We are recruiting schools for a fully funded (£2K per school) and resourced 9 week writing trial, focusing on Year 3 and 4.
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Don't miss out on the second blog in our Early Years Series, released on 28th November themed around parental engagement in early reading.
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🌟We are very excited to share the first blog in our Early Years Series.🌟In this blog Jo Glew explores the importance of print referencing in EYFS and how that translates into the classroom.
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Another fantastic RSN practice sharing session! Want an insight into some of their expertise? Take a look at some of the fab blogs written by Research School colleagues here:
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🌟We are very excited to announce our EARLY YEARS SERIES! 🌟
These will be a series of evidence-based blogs to support Early Years teachers and leaders.
Our first one on print referencing to be released on the 14th November! Don't miss out! 👀
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According to Justice and Ezell (2000), teachers ‘rarely take advantage of opportunities to talk about print-related skills’.
Find out more in our first Early Years blog released on Thursday, which explores the value of print referencing.
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📣Primary school leaders📣
Want to make the most of your targeted interventions?
Take a look at our handbook for evidence-informed strategies to positively impact pupils' learning: loom.ly/9zfR0GE 🙌✨
#makingresearchreal #targetedinterventions #researchschoolsnetwork
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Today, EEF have published a substantial update to 'A School’s Guide to Implementation' based on a new review of evidence (3 years in the making!). The structured implementation process has been retained, but there is a new focus on how to do that process well.
NEW: Today, we’ve published our new edition of “A School’s Guide to Implementation”, a resource designed to support those working in education settings to make changes to practice meaningful, and long-lasting.
Info: eef.li/CPpH9K
Download: eef.li/implementation
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NEW: Today, we’ve published our new edition of “A School’s Guide to Implementation”, a resource designed to support those working in education settings to make changes to practice meaningful, and long-lasting.
Info: eef.li/CPpH9K
Download: eef.li/implementation
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The guidance also contains models and practical strategies to help illustrate how you can put the recommendations to work in your school or setting.
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💡We hope this guidance supports you to carefully select and embed evidence-informed approaches, so that all pupils – regardless of their background – are supported to succeed.
Download here: eef.li/implementation
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