@MaryMyatt As a teacher who advocates for MA groupings at KS3, it saddened me to realise this had already happened to my 5 yo. Teachers using phrases such as 'she can see that even the able writers in the class have to....' immediately telling me, and her, that she is not in their number!
@BarbaraBleiman I had this conversation with our Exams Officer yesterday. Hours spent checking papers and suggesting papers for remark when I should be focusing on our current students. A scandal indeed!
Reading comp is not a skill someone learns & then apply in different reading contexts. It is one of the most complex activities that we engage in on a regular basis, & our ability to comprehend is dependent upon a wide range of knowledge & skills@CattsHugh
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Great @LitdriveUK Trust Lead Forum this evening. So many things to go away and reflect upon at the end of a busy first half-term in a Trust leadership role. Special thanks to @greeborunner@s_donarski for running the session and sharing their experiences and expertise.
Incredible post from @FunkyPedagogy which summarises the challenges of reading and stresses how VITAL it is for individuals, schools, families, communities... The message? That nothing trumps reading in terms of education and that we need to get real, get serious and get going!
Free-to-access glossary of terms for every grammar & punctuation term in the NC. 🔗 https://t.co/zeMRPYYNSc 🔗 Simple definition ✅ More detailed explanation, including misconceptions ✅ Simplified video explanation with examples per term ✅ Filmed classroom practice examples 🔜
And so my AQA GCSE English Language/Literature reimmersion begins in preparation for September. Now if someone could just come round with a sort of Edexcel neuralyzer that would be most welcome! #ao3onwhichquestionnow
@stoneman_claire Thank you for this post Claire. I'm moving into a subject-related MAT role from September (hybrid role with some teaching) so provoked some well-timed reflection for me.