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Tag: Key Stage 1

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(SPAG) Tests: Spelling, Punctuation And Grammar

14th May 2019 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are teachers supported by the Department for Education to deliver primary tests?

5 Quick And Easy Ideas For Outside Learning

16th Jun 2018 by Ann-Marie

Reading Time: 2 minutes How can we make the most of learning outside?

Children Play

Protecting Childhood

29th Dec 2017 by Kerry Baines

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is datafication destroying children’s right to play?

Jack Of None, Master Of Many

4th Jun 2017 by Jen Willis

Reading Time: 4 minutes Are primary teachers failing their students by lack of subject specialists?

6: Growing Up!

19th May 2017 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading Time: 4 minutes How do you know if you’re doing a good enough job as a parent?

High Aspirations for All Children

27th Oct 2016 by Helen Davis

Reading Time: 3 minutes Does testing primary students at such a young age, equate to having ‘high aspirations for all’?

Stability in Assessment? No Thanks!

26th Oct 2016 by Jen Willis

Reading Time: 3 minutes Do our primary schools now have stability in assessment?

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Out With The Old

16th Mar 2016 by Steven Robertson

Reading Time: 3 minutes Whether we agree with the key stage 1 and 2 primary assessment changes or not, it is clear that handwriting, spelling and grammar will now play a hugely increased role in signifying whether a child is working at an age appropriate standard. This will inevitably require teachers to alter the way they teach writing.

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Challenging Changes

4th Mar 2016 by Helen Davis

Reading Time: 4 minutes Can anyone justify that the proposed key stage 1 and 2 assessments will lead to better teaching?

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