The EEF has published 17 major evidence reviews. Topics examined include: digital technology, secondary literacy, EAL, arts education, post-16, science and early language. Read any (or all) of them here: eef.li/weWFOH

NEW BLOG: What's so special about Guidance Reports? In this blog, Thomas Martell explains loom.ly/FMdABZc

Join us this Thursday to explore retrieval practice. We'll look at the underpinning evidence, practical strategies, and overcoming challenges. Refreshments from 4 pm. Session from 4.30 - 6 pm. Sign up 👇 Bring a friend 👬 bit.ly/36TaubT

Yesterday’s Sunday Times claimed that pupils in schools in the north of England are being let down by their schools But this ignores differences in the cohorts of pupils being taught in the north and in the south: ffteducationdatalab.org.uk/2020/01/its-gr…

Join us next Wednesday (February 5th) at Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough for the first Ednorth TeachMeet. Sign up here: forms.gle/3bUfhMMKuFUitB… #teaching #teachers #education

NEW: 'Statement on statistical significance and uncertainty of impact estimates for EEF evaluations' - explaining why we will no longer describe our evaluation findings as statistically significant or not, plus 7 principles for discussing uncertainty: bit.ly/2tDL83k

Biology is green, Chemistry is red/orange, Physics is blue. Why don't all text books know this. #teamscience

NEW POST: When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do? loom.ly/pBvWquI

'Getting the detail right: the case of retrieval practice' NEW blog from Shotton Hall Research School describes one evidence-based strategy they have used for fact recall to help improve long-term fact retrieval. Available on the #ResearchSchoolsNetwork site here: buff.ly/2QUJjak

Excellent article about how misconceptions around inheritance are actively (and needlessly) taught and perpetuated

If ‘as per my last email’ was a person #LineofDuty

Two of my favourite things- conservation and evidence-based practice- brilliantly brought together by Bill Sutherland and Conservation Evidence. Seems so obvious, but not always implemented. cam.ac.uk/this-cambridge…

What organism do YOU feel is most under-rated and what is one fact that you wish everyone knew about them?

A picture of Cambridge every day since 2010. (No 4846) Monday 3rd July 2023.

🧬 30 Days of Great Biology Papers. From the origins of the genetic code to pioneering work on circadian rhythms...these are my favorite snapshots from the history of biology. All the papers — and explanations — in a single thread: 🧵

A little mothing is good for everyone! #Moth trapping Durham University conservationecology.org/news/stus-top-… … Teegan Docherty

An edible celebration of biodiversity conservationecology.org/news/an-edible… #baking #phdchat #cake Emily Perrin

RT: Twitter is a useful tool for scientists! Here are some reasons why: conservationecology.org/news/twitter-a… Dr. Naiara O'Mahony #phdchat

#BarnOwls have successfully bred in one of our #nestboxes! We ringed 6 chicks yesterday conservationecology.org/news/barn-owl-… BTO