How are the Defence forces are fairing in Lebanon?
Irish UNIFIL troops may have to go into bunkers for short periods if instability in the region increases. That’s according to Commandant Alex Quigley of the Irish Defence Forces who spoke to Anton this morning.
Exploring disadvantage in 16–19 settings
In this episode, co-hosts Alex Quigley and Helen Urbanowicz explore socioeconomic disadvantage in 16-19 education.
Joined by David Robinson (Education Policy Institute), Ruth Kendrick (Group Director of Teaching and Learning, New City College) and Emma Mills (Head of Teaching and Learning Developm…
Maths: prioritising problem solving
In this episode, Alex Quigley and Grace Coker explore problem solving in maths and why it is a priority.
They are joined by Professor Camilla Gilmore (Professor of Mathematical Cognition at Loughborough University and Curriculum Specialist at Maths Horizons), Dr Helen Drury, (Dean of Maths Educa…
Closing the Vocabulary Gap Audiobook by Alex Quigley
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Closing the Vocabulary GapCategories: Education, Learning, Social ScienceAuthor: Alex QuigleyNarrator: John TelferPublisher: W. F. Howes Ltd.Release date: 06-07-2022Language: EnglishSummary:As teachers grapple with the challenge …
Feedback Is Worth 6 Months, Done Badly It Harms Progress
Everyone knows more feedback is better feedback — mark it all, mark it fully, mark it every lesson. The evidence disagrees, and says so on its first page: done badly, feedback can even harm progress. We read the EEF's guidance report Teacher Feedback to Improve Pupil Learning alongside the Teaching…
Policy snapshot: Connecting, Not Competing: Literacy, Inclusion and Adaptive Teaching
Kathryn Morgan, ASCL Leadership and Workforce Specialist, is joined by Alex Quigley, independent consultant, educator, and author to have a thoughtful conversation on literacy, inclusion and adaptive teaching. They explore how anticipating barriers, checking understanding, and adapting in response …
Trialled and Tested: Working Memory
In this episode of the Trialled and Tested podcast we explore working memory and its importance to teaching and learning; what it is, why it’s important for teachers to know about it and how an understanding of working memory can inform the way teachers teach.
Working memory is the ability to…
Trialled and tested: Metacognition and self-regulated learning
We’ve teamed up with the Education Endowment Foundation to bring you a new podcast – Trialled and Tested! This first episode is on metacognition and self-regulated learning.
We’ll post this inaugural episode on the EBE podcast too, but to make sure you have access to future episodes, do searc…
Alex Quigley: “Evidence-based school improvement”
We’re back again with another in our series of podcasts, delivered free to your device! This is the third in our monthly series now, and if you haven’t checked out the first two yet, please do.
This month, we have a talk by the inimitable Alex Quigley, Director of Huntington Research School i…
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