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A legacy of learning

By Rachel Lofthouse

Leading without limits: The role of school culture in implementing evidence-based practices

What is the best way to motivate students in your subject?

Building learning culture through effective uses of group work

By Ryan Campbell

Making learning captivating: Collaborative work as part of a varied learning diet

By Steve Walker

Utilising direct instruction to train primary school children in decision-making skills in the science classroom

By Maria Tsapali

Relationship-building from day one: A simple technique to build rapport and recognise new students’ needs

By Stephen Bush

Bons points and gute Punkte [good points]: increasing motivation in the MFL classroom

Enhancing subject-specific literacy through low-stakes testing

By Adam Lawrence

Establishing positive social norms for a productive classroom environment

Behaviour management: Practical tips

By Alex Quigley

Marshmallows and traffic cops: Beyond behaviourism – motivation and self-regulation in the classroom

Developing the right mindset for learning: Teaching self-regulation, focus and calm in the classroom

By Rebecca Torrance Jenkins

Incidents of challenging behaviour as learning opportunities for pupils with autism

By Hannah Clements

An exploration of curriculum continuity from the Early Years Foundation Stage to Key Stage 1

By Emma Taylor Jones

Creating a motivating learning culture utilising pupil voice and agency

By Iro Konstantinou

Drawing on linguistic and cultural capital to create positive learning cultures for EAL learners

By Hamish Chalmers

Encouraging reading comprehension in learners of English as an additional language

By Kulwinder Maude

Creating and sustaining an inclusive culture in the primary classroom

How can a peer mentoring programme be developed to help meet pastoral care priorities?

Learning powerful knowledge successfully: Perspectives from sixth form geography students

By Daniel Whittall

Teaching for challenge: establishing a growth mindset ethos in a Norfolk secondary school

By Alison Butler

Developing Drawing Capability

Play versus pressure to perform: A false dichotomy?

By Jenna Watson

A practitioner study: How do pupil responses to peer assessment and feedback impact on their literacy progression?

By Florence Pullon

Student researchers: For the love of developing knowledge

By Jenny Clements

Situated professional learning for retention and success in early career teaching

Learning through research: the case for Japanese lesson study

By Sarah Seleznyov

Professional Conflict in Lesson Study: Creating learning through dissonance

Using Lesson Study to promote professional learning across a network of schools

By Stef Edwards

Building collective teacher efficacy: a reflection on using lesson study to encourage professional discourse in a secondary school

By Rob Clifford

The importance of a learning culture for teacher motivation

By Helena Moore

Action Research: developing a reflective community of practice

Creating researchful pedagogy for baby room practitioners in early years settings

Practising what we preach: The links between learning cultures for teachers and pupils, and school improvement

By Philippa Cordingley

Multi-modal observation: A reflection on a multi-faceted approach to teacher observation

By James Canniford

Creating a learning culture by investing in staff

By Frances Ashton

The role of assessment literacy in teacher professional development

By Ngozi Oguledo

Building a teacher learning culture

By Paddy Russell

Video Lecture and Flipped Learning for Pre-Service Teachers

By Rachel Turney

Developing Learning Communities

By CLAIRE BADGER

Compassionate collaboration, choice and creativity: Learning communities against the grain in hierarchical institutions

By Eleanore Hargreaves

Building research-informed teacher education communities: A UCET framework

By LINDA LA VELLE

Support the individual and develop the whole

By Beth Greville-Giddings

Developing a school-wide culture of research and evidence-informed practice

By Megan Mansworth

A culture for improvement

By David Weston

Hold up the mirror: Examples of embedding a cross-school learning culture from Australia and New Zealand

By KATY THEOBALD

Developing schools into learning schools

By Jonathan Doherty

Developing a new school with a coaching for excellence model within a research-led environment

Research and performance management

By Richard Brown

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Interim Issue: Evidence-informed Practice Issue 1: Assessment Issue 2: Science of Learning Issue 3: Developing Effective Learners Issue 4: Designing a curriculum Issue 5: Developing a learning culture Special All-Schools Issue: 2018 Special Issue January 2019: Education Technology The Profession 18/19

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