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Teaching and learning (Q10)

This standard deals with teaching and learning.

The TDA has further guidance on this QTS standard.

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# This research is an evaluation of Reading Recovery, an intensive one-to one reading programme which is part of the Every Child a Reader strategy that targets six-year olds identified as being poor readers. Quantitative assessments show that, three years after the intervention has been delivered to, there continues to be a significant improvement on reading levels. Qualitative interview data...
# These articles were originally published as part of the Spotlights series of publications for practitioners by the Scottish Council for Research in Education (SCRE). They are provided as free downloads, by Practical Research for Education (PRE), the practitioner journal of the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER). The articles offer an overview of evidence on the effectiveness of...
# A summary of materials published by the National Strategies to support Ethnic Minority Achievement includes all current resources for working with pupils learning English as an additional language.
# Differentiation is a complex issue which requires teachers to think about the impact that their learning, teaching and assessment strategies have for children including those with SEN. This glossary contains: a definition, historical overview and key guidance, key research findings, implications for practice and key resources.
# With the publication of the 'Rose Review' of the primary curriculum and that of the Cambridge (Alexander) review, this is an appropriate moment to look back to the 'Hadow Report' on the curriculum for primary schools published in 1931, in order to reflect on the continuing key issues for primary education.
part of book cover Helping colleges and training providers maximise learning by developing policies and strategies for behaviour management.
B4L Logo Trainee teachers from The University of Northampton talk about their placement experiences of managing their classroom and encouraging positive behaviour from their pupils.
B4L logo Trainee teachers from The University of Northampton talk about their placement experiences of managing their classroom and encouraging positive behaviour from their pupils.
B4L logo Trainee teachers from The University of Northampton talk about their placement experiences of managing their classroom and encouraging positive behaviour from their pupils.
B4L logo Trainee teachers from The University of Northampton talk about their placement experiences of managing their classroom and encouraging positive behaviour from their pupils.
B4L Logo Trainee teachers from The University of Northampton talk about their placement experiences of managing their classroom and encouraging positive behaviour from their pupils.
B4L Logo Trainee teachers from The University of Northampton talk about their placement experiences of managing their classroom and encouraging positive behaviour from their pupils.
b4l logo The Behaviour4Learning materials are intended to support the work of tutors and school mentors with trainee teachers in Primary ITT courses.
b4l logo The Behaviour4Learning materials are intended to support the work of tutors and school mentors with trainee teachers in Primary ITT courses.
b4l logo The Behaviour4Learning materials are intended to support the work of tutors and school mentors with trainee teachers in Primary ITT courses.
# These resources, including four research briefings, are published by the Teaching and Learning Research Programme (TLRP) as it draws close to its conclusion in September 2009, and are entitled: ‘Impact and significance’, '‘Evidence based policy’: What evidence? What basis? Whose policy?', ‘Assessment of significant learning outcomes’, ‘Making a difference: Collaborating with users to develop...
# Group seating has been standard practice in primary classrooms for nearly 40 years, but does it really promote optimum learning? Caroline Roberts reviews the research
b4l logo Andy Smith a senior lecturer in special and inclusive education at The University of Northampton talks about young peoples behaviour.
Picture of children The Year 7 students are dwarfed by the 10 foot high wooden wall. Those at the bottom are heaving and shoving their classmates upwards, while others haul from above. There's a real sense of camaraderie.
TES logo A range of artilces have appeared in recent weeks in the TES in relation to pupil behaviour.
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