Bulletins

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ASPE Bulletins

ASPE Bulletin Issue 16 : July 2020 - Developing primary science and student teachers according to an observe, process, teach cycle
ASPE Bulletin Issue 15 : June 2020 - How can diversity translate into practice in primary schools?
ASPE Bulletin Issue 14 : May 2020 - The role of teaching assistants in supporting literacy
ASPE Bulletin Issue 13 : April 2020 - Primary English: How does talking help a child to learn?
ASPE Bulletin Issue 12 : March 2020 - Seize the day: time to make history transformative
ASPE Bulletin Issue 11 : February 2020 - Dialogic Teaching: A Report on the work of a Research Learning Community onthe application of dialogic teaching strategies to improve learning across a group of schools in Lewisham, South London
ASPE Bulletin Issue 10 : January 2020 - English as an Additional Language (EAL) or bilingual: which term is most commonly used in schools and why?
ASPE Bulletin Issue 9 : December 2019 - Mastery and perceptions of mathematicians in the primary curriculum
ASPE Bulletin Issue 8 : October 2019 - Classroom organisation and learning: a new pragmatism
ASPE Bulletin Issue 7 : July 2019 - The essentials of a balanced and broadly based curriculum
ASPE Bulletin Issue 6 : June 2019 - Multilingual children at home and school: managing experiences and expectations
ASPE Bulletin Issue 5 : May 2019 - Play and Pedagogy- contested concepts in policy and practice
ASPE Bulletin Issue 4 : April 2019 - Feedback for Learning: reconciling policy and practice in the classroom
ASPE Bulletin Issue 3 : March 2019 - Reading and Writing in Primary Schools: Processes, practices and priorities
ASPE Bulletin Issue 2 : February 2019 - Are there Digital Natives in your classroom?
ASPE Bulletin Issue 1 : December 2018 - What is, and what might be? Some reflections on contemporary challenges for primary education