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Do Schools Need A Curriculum?

• 23 Apr

Talking About Oracy: Effective Communication In The Classroom

There is a distinct difference between those schools that have chosen to encourage oracy strategies in their curricular, and those that have focused on skills for written assessments. By shining a light on the effective oracy practices, we can see the vital role of oral communication and how we and our students can benefit. Sarah Davies, author of the book 'Talking About Oracy', has constructed this KnowledgeBank as a guide to the subject.

• 21 Apr

Improving SEND Provision Through The Equality Act 2010

• 17 Apr

SEND And Exclusion – Prevention Rather Than Cure

• 16 Apr

Creativity’s Place In The Curriculum

Why do the stated aims of the National Curriculum distinguish 'knowledge' from 'creativity'? Dennis Sherwood offers his perspective.

• 10 Apr

Talking About Oracy: Effective Communication In The Classroom – The Rosendale Approach

There is a distinct difference between those schools that have chosen to encourage oracy strategies in their curricular, and those that have focused on skills for written assessments. By shining a light on the effective oracy practices, we can see the vital role of oral communication and how we and our students can benefit. Sarah Davies, author of the book 'Talking About Oracy', has constructed this KnowledgeBank as a guide to the subject.

• 10 Apr

Talking About Oracy: Effective Communication In The Classroom – The Rosendale Approach

There is a distinct difference between those schools that have chosen to encourage oracy strategies in their curricular, and those that have focused on skills for written assessments. By shining a light on the effective oracy practices, we can see the vital role of oral communication and how we and our students can benefit. Sarah Davies, author of the book 'Talking About Oracy', has constructed this KnowledgeBank as a guide to the subject.

• 10 Apr

Surprise, Rehook, Engage – Sustaining Interest In PBL

• 3 Apr

Talking About Oracy: Effective Communication In The Classroom- The Schools Of Tomorrow Approach

There is a distinct difference between those schools that have chosen to encourage oracy strategies in their curricular, and those that have focused on skills for written assessments. By shining a light on the effective oracy practices, we can see the vital role of oral communication and how we and our students can benefit. Sarah Davies, author of the book 'Talking About Oracy', has constructed this KnowledgeBank as a guide to the subject.

• 26 Mar

Sir Anthony Seldon: Bursting The AI Dam

In an exclusive interview with TeachingTimes, Sir Anthony Seldon outlines his vision for the future of AI in the education sector.

• 21 Mar