Getting the Most from Comics and Graphic Novels in the Classroom: The Late Show with Huma Mirza and Jon Biddle

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Two-week half-terms: Constructive or Controversial? Points of View

Two-week half-terms in the autumn term are becoming more commonplace in schools around the UK. While for students and teachers, this is welcome respite in the middle of a gruelling, dark and long term, the challenge arises for parents (and many parent-teachers with conflicting sc ...  Show more

Oracy alongside reading and writing - the right priority?: Points of View

Should speaking and listening have equal status with reading and writing and what would that mean in the classroom? Tony Harwood, Rae Whitehouse, Lucy Trimnell and Christopher Vowles join TTR Points of View to debate plans to put oracy at the heart of the curriculum. Could this h ...  Show more

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