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Dr. Sugata Mitra’s top tips for maths teachers: Q & A

April 19, 2021June 22, 2021Charlotte Crouch

Award winning educational researcher, Dr. Sugata Mitra provides tips on how teachers can prepare for the digital future of maths learning in this exclusive Q&A piece.

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“Those experts!”: cartoon, class discussion activity

December 4, 2017Eileen Dombrowski 1 Comment
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Distinguishing Experts from Imposters has always carried a lively edge when their conclusions matter in the real world.  Yet it’s still a bit of a novelty when views get applause simply because they reject experts!  “Those bully experts, telling the rest of us a lot of stuff — just ’cause they actually know!  How unfair!”  If […]

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Welcome back to school and welcome to our new Primary blog!

September 1, 2015September 1, 2015Oxford Primary

Welcome to the Oxford Primary blog, here to bring you expert guidance, research and best practice from outstanding schools on the latest school improvement hot topics. We’ll be bringing you posts from our Primary team here at Oxford University Press, leading educational experts, and brilliant teachers. Top Back to School Tips from the Experts! To […]

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