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British curriculumWriting for Pleasure Key Takeaways
What to do tomorrow Pupil conferencing – sit next to a child and ask how their writing is going. Engage...
By Catherine Wilson0 1623 -
ClassroomWebinar recording: What is it Writing For Pleasure teachers do that makes the difference?
Thank you to everyone that attended our webinar with Ross Young and Phil Ferguson yesterday. We hope you found it...
By Catherine Wilson0 2061 -
British curriculumPower English: Writing and Me
‘You should write stories for children when you’re a grown up, you know’. I was 9 years old and sat...
By Catherine Wilson0 2551 -
British curriculumIs phonics the only way? Different approaches to teaching reading
As children start their formal education, they will be learning how to read. Although some children may already be early...
By Suzie Williams4 11155 -
EducatorsWorld Book Day 2019: Writing for Pleasure
Give a class ‘one’ book to write through and you’ve taught them for a day. Teach them how to use...
By Catherine Wilson0 1450 -
COVID-19 supportTeaching Online: The Keys to Success
Do you teach online? While there are many benefits to distance learning it can be challenging to keep students engaged...
By Suzie Williams3 3544 -
British curriculumGetting literacy right in international schools
It’s time to reconsider our approach so that we’re setting up language learners for a more supported entrance into English...
By Eowyn Crisfield1 3440 -
EducatorsHow to help your children write independent ‘assessable’ pieces every day
Discover how to create a writing community within your classroom which allows children to write high-quality assessed pieces independently. In...
By Catherine Wilson0 1637 -
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Encouraging students to read inside and outside of the classroom
While middle and high school students may have mastered the basic tools of reading, they still need help ‘learning to...
By Suzie Williams5 16526