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Following the result of the UKEdChat discussion poll, the chat session explored, “Strategies and tips

During such a period of unrest in the field of education, it is my firm

A common misconception is that students with Autism don’t have imagination. Whoever first made that

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In our survey, we asked teachers to tell us about resources that they found on

– Getting feedback from students, to help monitor their learning and understanding, can sometimes be

– Effective teachers are always looking for creative ways to integrate higher order thinking questioning

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–By: Tom Bigglestone (Extract) A ‘Community of Enquiry’ Professor Matthew Lipman (1922-2010) believed that children

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