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We love to say we’re building a ‘love of reading’. The evidence suggests we’re doing no such thing. Pleasure doesn’t lead to fluent reading; fluency makes pleasure possible. Reading for pleasure should be an outcome, not a curricular aim. Trying to teach enjoyment is missing the point.
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EMC CPD Webinar: Mixed Attainment Teaching in English
"EMC were very generous with resources, which was a real treat: teachers so rarely get things offered like this and it made me feel valued and like my work is important."
Book by: 1st Dec 8am
https://t.co/uCkmamQ9x4
📢 The role of data on inspections
We've released the Inspection Data Summary Report (IDSR) for schools and Further Education and Skills Inspection Tool (FESIT) for FE providers.
Our new blog explains the changes and how we use data on inspection:
https://t.co/TQEdCisqbL
This is a difficult read, but one that should be compulsory reading for everyone running Scottish education. I met the teacher that wrote this and every word of it is true. Worse, it’s happening in countless schools in Scotland.
Behaviour in Scottish schools is in crisis, because teachers and leaders are prevented from doing anything about it. It’s a preventable tragedy, and children pay the price for the adults’ incompetence and blind allegiance to ideology. Everyone should be raging about this. This is all avoidable, at little cost but enormous gain.
https://t.co/v3pc0o272w
Very promising study on how 5 rounds of repeated reading can scaffold at- and above-grade level content to build, fluency, stamina, and more:
https://t.co/JDkF5GMEO2
I would love to see this approach used with a knowledge-building curriculum, rather than random passages.
Love this new 100% Sheet crafted by Miss Birch @FrieslandSchool and her team. The aim here is to explore layers of meaning and the first pieces of scholar work are exceptional. #SmashingIt
If students are reading more than three years behind, they need an individualised teaching programme.
Reading catch-up for older students: one-to-one or small groups? https://t.co/GgIsw4QMIM (5 min read).
First, two A3 resources which are designed as speed mocks for different lengths of time.These are designed for final sessions before the exam
Both links below:
30 minutes - coffee stalls ☕️
➡️ https://t.co/FwxPotjMNt
60 minutes - communication ☎️
https://t.co/HuaHOuxHSh
🚨Do you teach secondary? If so, @educationgovuk has published details of a short course that has been written regarding supporting reading in secondary.
This is definitely worth looking at: https://t.co/eo1smnHvjG
#reading#secondary#edutwitter
“Without reading fluency, comprehension is hindered and a pupil who struggles to decode is unlikely to grasp the bigger picture.”
Chloe Butlin explores the importance of oral reading fluency and introduces an intervention to boost pupils’ progress.
https://t.co/BCxsa05TlI
🕰️ CLASSROOM ROUTINES! Routines free up time for what matters most—learning. This guide summarises key strategies for establishing and automating effective routines to make classrooms predictable and run like clockwork.
📑 GUIDES! Check out my library of FREE high-quality guides: https://t.co/Xj2XpPGvnu
📖 Litdrive CPD 📖
Check out this fascinating CPD session which explored gender Issues in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' with Eleanor Imperato. 🐝
Find it here: https://t.co/uHVL0NleQ8
#LitdriveCPD#TeamEnglish@Team_English1
The jury is in. For the most part, tech in the classroom produces poorer learning outcomes.
The article is overly long but chock full of evidence about why we should reconsider its use.
The EdTech Revolution Has Failed https://t.co/2DclD5B8we