Good Reads: Selected articles from around the world
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#94 Naturally Metacognitive Classrooms, by Liz Keable (2024)
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Executive functions: what early years teachers need to know, by Lucy Cragg, Camilla Gilmore, Gaia Scerif (2023)
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The Language Basis of Knowledge, Scientific Advisory Committee (2023)
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EYFS Best Practice: how to teach oral language skills, by Caroline Voltanes (2023)
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Early Childhood Interventions Needed Urgently in South Africa, by Louis Benjamin (2022)
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What Does Equity Really Mean for Multilingual Learners? By Jon Nordmeyer, Tim Boals,Rita MacDonald,Ruslana Westerlund (2021)
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Metacognition and Self-regulated Learning, by the Education Endowment Foundation (2020)
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Revisiting Dylan Wiliam’s Five Brilliant Formative Assessment Strategies, by Tom Sherrington (2019)
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Patterns, Erikson Institute’s Early Math Collaborative, (2019)
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Scaffolding: How the Chicken Who Crossed the Road Developed New Knowledge, by Neil Mosely (2019)
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Language as a child well-being indicator, Newcastle University (2017)
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Why there is no such thing as a gifted child, by Wendy Berliner (2017)
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Has educational neuroscience actually had an impact on education so far?, by Silvia Bunge (2017)
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Teaching: Just Like Performing Magic, by Jessica Lahey (2016)
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When Kids Have Structure for Thinking, Better Learning Emerges, by Katrina Schwartz (2016)
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Can your toddler distinguish between words and drawings? Why it matters for reading? By (2016)
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Learning How to Think: The Skill No One Taught You, by William Deresiewicz (2015)
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Talk alone won’t close the 30-million word gap. By Barbara A. Wasik and Annemarie H. Hindman (2015)
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Why kids need to move, touch and experience to learn, by Katrina Schwartz (2015)
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Making Learning Easier And Making It Harder: Both Are Necessary, by Annie Murphy Paul (2014)
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Maths Anxiety: Can teachers help students reduce it? Sian Beilock and Daniel Willingham (2014)
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Pilot program gives parents tools to boost babies’ brains, by Katherine Long (2014)
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Language gap between rich and poor children begins in infancy, by Anne Fernald (2013)
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The Power of Children’s Explanations, by Alissa Haywoode (2013)
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Studies Find Vocabulary Instruction Lacking, by Irene Sege (2013)
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How Students Learn by Explaining Their Thinking, by Norene Wiesen (2013)
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More on developmentally appropriate practice, by Daniel Willingham (2013)
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The Importance Of Discussing 50-cent Words With Pre-Schoolers, by Molly Collins (2012)
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Five Components Of Effective Oral Language Instruction, by PDST (2012)
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Closing The Achievement Gap With Baby Talk, by Alex Spiegell (2011)
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Critical Thinking: Why it is so hard to teach, Daniel Willingham (2007)
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Teaching Teachers About Talk, by the Education Development Centre (2006)
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Learning to Learn: A Key Goal in a 21st Century Curriculum, by Guy Claxton (2003)
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Thinking About Thinking: Developing metacognition in children, by Robert Fisher (1998)
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What Reading Does For The Mind: Keith Stanovich & Anne Cunningham (1998)