eNewsletter from PbyP | Issue 15, December 2008
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
2008 was our first complete year of PbyP newsletters and our subscription numbers have grown fourfold in the last 12 months. We will continue to send monthly updates of research, opportunities and events relevant to innovation in education throughout 2009. We wish you a very happy new year.
Peer assessment is good for you.
A just published comprehensive review of studies of the use of peer and self-assessment in secondary schools concludes it enhances academic attainment and self-esteem.
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News in brief. December 2008
A summary of educational news of the last month.
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Independent Primary Review Publishes Interim Report.
Sir Jim Rose has published an interim report of his Primary Curriculum review with some clear proposals for the future.
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Have Your Say. December 2008
We have selected some UK government consultations running this month on the future direction of education as well as a wide range of opportunities and free resources.
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Doing well in maths and science but not enjoying it.
The latest international tables place England in the top 10 of 59 countries, but the same report found that English students reported not enjoying studying maths in school.
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Case Study of using PbyP at Capel -le- Ferne Primary School
PbyP is used at Capel -le -Ferne with year 5 and 6 pupils across their curriculum and with year1 to extend the EYFS profile using PbyP Foundations.
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Next news item: Issue 16, January 2009
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