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It’s non-fiction November
How can we grab and keep a young reader’s interest? Non-fiction texts are just as able to grab a young reader’s interest as works of fiction.
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Creative writing doesn’t have to be boring
What is the most effective way to improve your pupils’ writing? Using a variety of sentence structures results in more imaginative and interesting writing.
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How fluent are your pupils in French?
Acting is a fun way to practise French and promote fluency. Pupils will experience success and develop confidence.
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What to do when things go wrong
How can you deal with the challenges of the moment? In order to realise your potential you not only need to know what to do but you also need to know how to…
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Teaching is the best profession in the world
This book will help you to discover (or rediscover) a love of teaching. Practical suggestions to help manage workload, wellbeing and behaviour.
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A big thank you
Saturday, 5th October, is the 30th World Teachers’ Day. A day to celebrate how teachers are transforming education.
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Confidence is key
Making children more confident in their reading and writing is vital. But what is the most effective way of giving children more confidence in reading and writing?
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Higher French grades all round
Give students tried and tested memory tricks aimed at providing a basic grid through which they can learn and remember French grammar.
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Bali Dyslexia Foundation – 5th year anniversary
Mark Stoddart had a difficult schooling until his dyslexia was picked up. To help others, he became an ambassador for those affected by the condition.
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The fastest way
Their affinity with rhyme and rhythm means children are more willing than they might otherwise be to repeat phrases they learn, and improve their pronunciation.
