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Who knew - sometimes when pupils are reading in class, they aren't paying full attention! Evidence here: readingforlearning.org/2025/05/24/t...
May 24, 2025
My Trust has an online reading programme which sets quizzes based on short texts. The pupils have a choice of text at the right level for them. The quiz pass rate is 8/10. We’ve analysed quiz…
readingforlearning.org
This week’s surprising news: some readers aren’t concentrating as hard as we’d like.
Ben Rogers
Macbeth gem I learned this week: We compare ‘thane’ to ‘lord’, but it’s more than that. Thanes had a duty to provide military support and defence to their ‘lord’ (often the king). So, (if Shakes knew this) Mac being a thane deepens his treachery even further. #englishteaching #shakespeare
There are few finer ways to spend a warm early evening than lying on a camp blanket, reading a book, and enjoying a cuppa.