CUREE Enews - Closing the Gap Special
Spring 2013 Closing the Gap Special Edition
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The Evidence People
Spring 2013 Closing the Gap Special Edition Harnessing Knowledge to Practice | ||
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Response to Intervention (RTI) is a multi-tier approach to the early identification and support of students with learning and behaviour needs. The RTI process begins with high-quality instruction and universal screening of all children in the general education classroom. Struggling learners are provided with interventions at increasing levels of intensity to accelerate their rate of learning. A variety of staff are engaged in the process, including classroom and specialist teachers.
The Numicon approach is built on the work of Catherine Stern, using multi disciplinary/ multi-sensory, using apparatus and focusing on Action, Imagery and Conversation. The programme of activities with Numicon Shapes and rods helps children understand number relationships, spot patterns and make generalisations. The Numicon Shapes and rods help teachers and children to communicate their ideas. Children are encouraged to work together on activities which emphasise applying understanding to solve problems.
Philippa’s Easter Blog
Here is the presentation made by Philippa Cordingley at the first of a series of events organised by Education International Research Institute, OECD and University of Cambridge.
CUREE is always involved in a variety of projects, ranging from large scale nation-wide projects such as FILM CLUB and Closing the Gap: Test and Learn, more regional activities like the Local Leadership of Education and Training, though to smaller consultancy work with individual schools and colleges such as producing bespoke Route Maps and SKEIN evaluations. Below you can find the latest news about the many projects, workshops and events which CUREE is involved in, as well as other news from our organisation.
Here you can find:
Schools innovate a lot. When heads think they have a problem (particularly an ‘Ofsted-vulnerable’ one), it’s very tempting to try lots of improvements at once.
Building the evidence base for a curriculum for the 21st century
Findings from a three year study commissioned as part of the Qualification and Curriculum Development Agency’s (QCDA) responsibilities for monitoring the curriculum. |