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Independent reading
Encourage a lifelong love of reading by using this range of thoughtful and creative independent reading resources with your KS3-4 students. Whether you need a simple book review template, some ways to enrich students' cultural capital by reading more extensively or ideas to inspire students to pick up a good book, you'll find a resource to suit.
And you are looking for creative and fun ideas to celebrate World Book Day, try our specially curated selection.
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Supporting students with experiences of trauma
Published: 18/08/2020
Listening to feedback: the line between self-reflection and self-doubt
Listening to feedback: the line between self-reflection and self-doubt
Published: 20/08/2020
By: Andy Sammons
Learning to learn in the primary classroom
Learning to learn in the primary classroom
Published: 20/08/2020
By: Tom Barwood
Making history homework worthwhile: purpose (Part one)
Making history homework worthwhile: purpose (Part one)
Published: 24/08/2020
By: Will Bailey-Watson
Taking risks on your teaching placement
Taking risks on your teaching placement
Published: 24/08/2020
By: Will Bailey-Watson
20 tips for training history teachers
20 tips for training history teachers
Published: 25/08/2020
By: Will Bailey-Watson
It’s mental in the middle: mental health in middle leadership
It’s mental in the middle: mental health in middle leadership
Published: 18/08/2020
By: Andy Sammons
Formative assessment in science
Formative assessment in science
Published: 25/08/2020
By: Sue Howarth
Closing the word gap: a toolkit for parents
Closing the word gap: a toolkit for parents
Published: 27/08/2020
By: Teachit's word gap team
20 ideas for using technology in the science classroom
20 ideas for using technology in the science classroom
Published: 27/08/2020
By: Ed Walsh
The importance of vocabulary
The importance of vocabulary
Published: 05/10/2015
By: Emela Milne and Victoria Honeybourne
The importance of narrative
The importance of narrative
Published: 02/02/2016
By: Emela Milne and Victoria Honeybourne