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Featured within this issue of Teach Secondary are:

David Didau - œIf you think you kow why the girls in your class consistently out pergorm the boys, guess what? You are almost certainly wrong¦

Vic Goddard - œYou can™t please all of the people, all of the time - but stop the press: as a school leader, it can sometimes feel impossible to please any of ˜em, ever¦

Andy Tharby - ˜The essential ingredients of great English teaching™.

Phil Beadle - ˜How to ACE comparative essay writing™.

Isabella Wallace and Leah Kirkman - ˜4 ways to make it work for you: ˜Best of the Best™ curators have some practical strategies to suggest™.

Click here for more information and to purchase your very own copy of our #BookOfTheWeek and best seller at the Chartered College of Teaching's annual conference last weekend - 'Neuroscience for Teachers' by Richard Churches, Eleanor Dommett and Ian Devonshire.

"An easily digestible book that explores the principles and exploration of how teaching practice can have a positive improvement" - click here to read the review of 'Neuroscience for Teachers' on UKEdChat.

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‹Click here for more information on this conference and to view the programme for the 3 days.

One of the guest speakers attending this conference is one of our authors, Juliet Robertson, author of ˜Dirty Teaching™ and ˜Messy Maths™.

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