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The Past, The Present, The Future…
Good Afternoon,
It’s time once again for another edition of Hey! What You Reading For?, the weekly newsletter that brings you the best books, articles, papers and podcasts for your teaching, learning and leadership needs. This week, we have a special focus on ancient history, curriculum design, primary English and much more. Whether you want to explore the mysteries of the past, develop your understanding of the latest thinking on curriculum matters, or think deeply about professional development, we have something for you. Hope you enjoy…
Implementing Mastery Learning - Thomas Guskey
Worth Dying For: The Power and Politics of Flags - Tim Marshall
Parsing the Practice of Teaching - Mary Kennedy
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Understanding and Teaching Primary English - James Clements and Mathew Tobin
Primary Sources in History: Breaking Through the Myths - Keith C. Barton
Bagan: City of Temples - Fall of Civilisations (Paul Cooper)
Curriculum Research: What We Know and Where We Need to Go - David Steiner
That’s all for this week and one step closer to the end of term. Let us know if you enjoyed any of the recommendations. However you choose to get in touch, it will be warmly received.
Until next time, thanks for listening.