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“Literacy and Key Stage 3 Success’
“Without secure literacy foundations, academic success is denied long before GCSE examinations or intensive interventions begin.”
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I'm surprised at how many people use useless apps on their smartphones.
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This morning I’m reading about vocabulary challenges in GCSE exams.
I wrote this on ‘Why teaching academic vocabulary matters’:
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My stint as a WSC coach has come to an end, and I am glad we ended on a high note with the students' excellent achievements. People often don't believe how well we did and because we get almost 100% invites into the next round, they tend to believe everyone gets through. . – at Sungai Buloh, Selangor
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Yesterday, while chatting with another teacher from India, I found out that only 4 of their 7 teams got invited to TOC. Congratulated them but felt even more proud of our scholars! Whether they choose to move forward and attend TOC is another matter; they more than qualified!
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Amazing achievements by our junior team. Thank you to our student coaches whose hard work helped our juniors excel. #WSC2024 #KLglobalround #intellectual #social #mentor #leadership – at Kuala Lumpur City, Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory
The juniors are debating today while the seniors are having their challenge and writing today. #WSC2024 #intellectualmastery #HIS_learning – at Petaling, Selangor
Our junior scholars started their Global Round today. Wishing them all the best as they begin the competition tomorrow. #HIS_Learning #intellectualmastery – at Sungai Buloh, Selangor
Our 11 teams participated in the recent WSC 2024 Penang Round, made friends and succeeded in making it through to the Global Round! #intellectual #social – at Sungai Buloh, Selangor
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8 tips for planning an effective whole-class reading comprehension lesson
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Proud of my year 9 homeroom tutee ( Reet) and student (Tushita) on their recital of beautiful poems! Standing up in front of a crowd is tough but they have done it beautifully! #internationalmindedness #poetry week – at Sungai Buloh, Selangor
Discussion using mark schemes to help them focus on areas they can work on. Evaluating in paper 2 0500 can be daunting. Discussing with friends before presenting to a bigger group can help clarify ideas as they look at how to. #revision – at Sungai Buloh, Selangor
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Do you know a teacher who deserves a spotlight? Share your favourite memory and nominate them for the Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards. Remember, nominations close 15 February so visit our website today to make sure you don't miss out. cup.org/47yLMfr








































