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Ray Speakman describes how teachers have worked with the Classroom Quality Standards to make learning and teaching different and better
Brin Best and Sophie Craven continue their series showing how differentiated learning for more able pupils can be achieved in the classroom
How can schools successfully integrate enrichment activities into whole-school provision, thereby maximising their benefits? Bob Cox discusses, with reference to external providers
Val Scott brings us up to date with developments in Wales and describes the important role played by NACE in introducing Quality Standards to schools
This series looks at classroom strategies for G&T coordinators and leading teachers to share with colleagues. This month, Mike O’Neill describes how to use Fortune Lines
Peter Leyland describes how he used TASC to teach his Year 6 class about measuring time
Continuing our at-a-glance references for explaining the vocabulary associated with gifted and talented education we look at compacting
Edward De Bono's Six Thinking Hats are increasingly used in schools to help students develop thinking skills. Kim Wells vouches for their effectiveness with learners of all ages
How does it feel to be a parent of an able child? Sophie Craven considers this sometimes forgotten perspective and looks at how school staff and parents can help and support each another for the benefit of the child
Are you new to G&T leadership? So much to do and so little time! Ann Bridgland provides some key points for recently appointed post holders
Research into the achievements and outcomes of special provision for G&T children has produced surprising results, Joan Freeman explains
Classroom strategies for G&T coordinators and leading teachers to share with colleagues. In this issue, Mike O'Neill provides ideas based on the PMI approach





