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After the Lesson | Whose words?
A child chose to write about Ronaldinho. Look at what emerged.
A dictated sentence might have produced greater accuracy. But would it have revealed as much about this young writer?
Teach the skills. Keep the child the author.
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"Hard Words" 2018
Frantic and MISGUIDED SOR Reading legislation since
Results
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The Comprehension Problem: Media Edition open.substack.com/pub/paulth…
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But of course the best ones are the ones we write ourselves ...
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Sweden is a cautionary tale for Scottish education.
After years of pushing digital-first learning and replacing textbooks with screens, the government is now spending millions to bring real books back into classrooms.
Not because technology is evil, but because overuse of screens weakened reading, focus and deep learning.
Foundational skills need paper, books and explicit teaching. Digital tools should support learning, not replace it.
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So grateful as a teacher educator that I still get to teach and share in the magic 🎅
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The percentage of children who enjoy reading is at its lowest in 20 years. For many, this declines as they grow older.
We want to understand why, and what can be done to change this 📚
Follow our inquiry and share your views with us 👉 committees.parliament.uk/com…
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Edumyths abound in #schools & #teaching, but how do we know what is debunked & what is simply disputed? Andrew Jones warns that while #teachers must challenge bad ideas, we must also embrace legitimate disagreement over classroom approaches buff.ly/Yv1VOG1 #education
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In a changing literacy landscape, how can schools support every child’s reading journey?
📢 #ReconstructingReading launches today! We'll bring you highlights from a week of powerful webinars.
🎟️There's still time to grab your ticket: literacytrust.org.uk/events/…
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Big news! 2026 has officially been announced as the National Year of Reading by @bphillipsonMP.
We’re proud to join @educationgovuk to lead this national campaign to get the UK reading again.
#NationalYearOfReading2026 nationalyearofreading.org.uk
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Anxiety and a fear of “getting it wrong” stop too many pupils enjoying writing.
Want to change that in your secondary school?
Join our new 45 minute Leading Literacy: Writing webinar for subject and literacy leads.
📅 4 or 10 November 2025
Book now: literacytrust.org.uk/trainin…
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IT’S NATIONAL #ThankATeacherDay!
From the classroom to the corridors, teachers, TAs, librarians, caretakers and support staff across all schools, colleges and early years...THANK YOU ❤️
Stars across the UK are saying thanks… now it’s your turn! Watch the video & send your FREE e-card 👉thankateacher.co.uk/thank-a-…
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Happening today!
Join our Rethinking Curriculum webinar and discover how St Ebbes Primary School created a joyful culture through bold curriculum decisions that connect pupils with local communities.
Register now: chartered.pulse.ly/tgbj0dhc0…
#SchoolCulture #CurriculumDevelopment #PrimaryCurriculum
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We had a wonderful day celebrating our newly certified Reading Recovery teachers in Galway ESC last week. Congratulations all!👏
@OidePriLiteracy
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Congratulations to our authors @Dominic_Wyse and @charliehacking on receiving a Highly Commended award from the @The_UKLA for their ground-breaking book ‘The Balancing Act’ 🏆 🎉
Learn more 👉 spr.ly/60124zsho
#Phonics #Literacy
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Loads of excitment here today for the Oide Reading Recovery Graduation Ceremony, their hard work throughout the year has paid off. @OidePriLiteracy @ILC_RREurope @IOE_London @AMLimric
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Do share this Poster with parents to support readers 🌈🌈Pls RT! @jonnybid @MrEPrimary @_Reading_Rocks_ @PrimaryRocks1 @whatSFSaid #homelearning Reading counts+relaxes! 🌈🌈@mattheweduk @kat_brereton @PrimaryEnglish @InspirePriEng @Whizpoppie @SadiePhillips 🌈🌈@OpenUni_RfP
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Our research, supported by @twinklresources, shows that the reading for pleasure crisis persists.
When fewer than 1 in 3 children enjoy reading and daily reading habits decline - it’s time for urgent, collective action.
Let's #GrowAGenerationOfReaders: literacytrust.org.uk/reading…

ALT Infographic by the National Literacy Trust showing two statistics about children's reading habits in 2025. Left side with dark blue background: Just 32.7% of children and young people aged 8 to 18 say they enjoy reading "very much" or "quite a lot" in 2025. Right side with light pink background: 'Only 18.7% of children and young people say they read something daily in their free time in 2025 – half the number reading daily 20 years ago.' Bottom includes the National Literacy Trust logo with the slogan Change your story and the hashtag Grow A Generation Of Readers.




































