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Lee Elliot Major & Steve Higgins
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The EEF toolkit, 10 years on: what’s changed?
Ten years on from the publication of the original Teaching and Learning Toolkit, authors Lee Elliot Major and Steve Higgins warn that a major change in government policy is needed to create a truly evidence-informed profession that is incentivised and supported to help the poorest children
General
21 May 2021
Illuminate your practice by identifying what not to do
By eliminating unnecessary, time-consuming tasks, you can concentrate on the most effective ways to support your students – and protect your own wellbeing, write Lee Elliot Major and Steve Higgins
27 July 2018
Why peerless learning isn’t always best
Most of the feedback children receive in the classroom is from each other. Lee Elliot Major and Steve Higgins explore the benefits of peer tutoring
23 March 2018
Let learners take control
Techniques such as metacognition and self-regulation are levers that speed up students’ learning, say Lee Elliot Major and Steve Higgins
23 February 2018
How to grasp the research on reading comprehension
Pick the right strategy and it can lead to significant progress, write Lee Elliot Major and Steve Higgins
19 January 2018
Is school uniform a good or bad thing?
Heads may insist it improves results, but there’s little evidence, write Lee Elliot Major and Steve Higgins
20 October 2017
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