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Designer of FLASH now used by over 55,000 everyday in their English lessons across the country. Blogging about how to improve metacognition in lesson planning.

Joined April 2017
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Replying to @vampcla1re
Any idea for a Christmas Carol?
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Has anyone got the questions god English lit 2024 please
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Replying to @SecondaryEng
I’d love a copy too please
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Can anyone tell me what the two transactional writing tasks were on Eduqas Eng Lang Paper 2 please?
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Replying to @evamarsden13
What were the writing tasks please
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Replying to @mrbeesknees_
What were the writing tasks please?
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Please could I have a copy of this as it's great? Thank you
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Replying to @MissKAllen89
Love the Flash Marking too
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Replying to @LitUnPeeled
What was the question please
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Sarah Cunliffe retweeted
PowerPoints absolutely have their place in teaching, but I've loved using just my visualiser for Y11 revision over the past few weeks - it's a fantastic piece of equipment!
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Sarah Cunliffe retweeted
Does FLASH use codes to reduce marking workload for English teachers? Yes - but it does much more than that. Do you want to increase metacognition, develop proactive students and develop a common language of assessment in your classroom? Contact us for more information today.
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Sarah Cunliffe retweeted
Does FLASH reduce marking workload for English teachers? Yes - but this is only one aspect of what it can do. Do you want to increase metacognition, develop proactive students and reduce in-school variation. Contact us for more information today.
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FLASH reduces your marking workload by a structured approach to planning, modelling, self and peer assessment. This creates a common language of assessment in the classroom. This reduces reliance on teacher feedback and helps to plan future lessons.
New evidence from EEF. Teachers receiving FLASH Marking reported a greater reduction in both total hours spent working and hours spent marking!!! flashmarking.com/how-to-redu…… #flashmarking
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Sarah Cunliffe retweeted
HOW TO REDUCE TEACHERS’ MARKING WORKLOAD? NEW EVIDENCE FROM @EducEndowFoundn Teachers receiving FLASH Marking reported a greater reduction in hours spent marking. flashmarking.com/how-to-redu… @NASUWT
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Sarah Cunliffe retweeted
HOW TO REDUCE TEACHERS’ MARKING WORKLOAD? NEW EVIDENCE FROM @EducEndowFoundn Teachers receiving FLASH Marking reported a greater reduction in hours spent marking. flashmarking.com/how-to-redu… @NEUnion
Sarah Cunliffe retweeted
Excellent blog from @EducEndowFoundn showing how @FLASHmarking evaluation report by @RE_Morris1 has ‘useful findings that can inform programme development and implementation moving forward.’
New EEF blog: What can we learn from implementation and process evaluations? Our Head of Evaluation, Kim Bohling, explains what can be learned from the evaluations of Covid-affected EEF trials. Read here: bit.ly/3xZZg5w
HOW TO REDUCE TEACHERS’ MARKING WORKLOAD? EVIDENCE @EducEndowFoundn Teachers using FLASH reported a greater reduction in hours spent marking. Thanks to @dylanwiliam for inspiring us to develop feedback that uses self assessment to reduce workload flashmarking.com/how-to-redu……
HOW TO REDUCE TEACHERS’ MARKING WORKLOAD? NEW EVIDENCE FROM @EducEndowFoundn Teachers receiving FLASH Marking reported a greater reduction in hours spent marking. flashmarking.com/how-to-redu…… @miss_mcinerney
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