Andrew Currie (@ajcurr) 's Twitter Profile
Andrew Currie

@ajcurr

Teacher, SCITT Director. Interested in curriculum design, cognitive science, CPD and ITT. (all views are my own)

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Moved back into my house after my divorce. Feeling a bit rubbish as it was filled with old memories. Go away for the weekend. Mates come around and paint it from top to bottom. I am a lucky guy.

Moved back into my house after my divorce. Feeling a bit rubbish as it was filled with old memories. Go away for the weekend. Mates come around and paint it from top to bottom. I am a lucky guy.
Neil Almond (@mr_almonded) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If the structure of your maths lesson is to have fluency - reasoning - problem within one lesson, then this may be worth a read!

Andrew Currie (@ajcurr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Been searching for the video of a division problem worked example broken down over several steps oliver caviglioli think you shared it can you help? Craig Westby did you also share it ?

Daisy Christodoulou (@daisychristo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today we're publishing the results of a NESTA-funded research project we carried out in 2019-20 to compare assessing primary writing with Comparative Judgement (CJ) and the Teacher Assessment Framework (TAF).

Chris FCCT 🌍 (@_training2teach) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Brilliant blog on memory and how it underpins everything we do as teachers. @NorwichRS researchschool.org.uk/norwich/news/m… #ResearchSchoolsNetwork

Christopher Such (@suchmo83) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reading poll for primary teachers: Could you confidently explain to a fellow teacher what orthographic mapping is and its link to the development of fluent reading?

school data updates (@jpembroke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We need to talk about EYFS data collection. Tracking is nuts in early years in many schools and, unlike other years, there doesn’t seem to be the same appetite to reduce it. Hundreds of statements across 17 ELGs ticked and reassessed every half term = 1000s of assessments. Why?

David Goodwin (@mrgoodwin23) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1. Here is the concept map, my project partner and good friend, Oliver, was referring to. The power of any graphic organiser is in the generative process — the pupils creating them. When creating for the first time they can be difficult. But modelling, partially completed...

1. Here is the concept map, my project partner and good friend, Oliver, was referring to. The power of any graphic organiser is in the generative process — the pupils creating them. When creating for the first time they can be difficult. But modelling, partially completed...
Julian Grenier CBE (@juliangrenier) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is there an inappropriate focus on rote learning in the new EYFS? New blog with Dr Debbie Morgan CBE looks at maths in the revised EYFS and Development Matters researchschool.org.uk/eastlondon/blo… @ELResearchSch

Is there an inappropriate focus on rote learning in the new EYFS?

New blog with <a href="/ThinkingMaths/">Dr Debbie Morgan CBE</a> looks at maths in the revised EYFS and Development Matters

researchschool.org.uk/eastlondon/blo…

<a href="/elresearchsch/">@ELResearchSch</a>
Pete Richardson (@primarypete_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

First process flowspray for our DT curriculum. Idea is it replaces 'process diaries' where the focus ends up being on filling the pages rather than the DT process.

First process flowspray for our DT curriculum. 

Idea is it replaces 'process diaries' where the focus ends up being on filling the pages rather than the DT process.