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Adult basic skills

Findings from the Education Development Trust (formerly CfBT Education Trust) International Review undertaken to inform continuous improvements in the teaching and learning of adult basic skills. Written and researched by the National Foundation for Educational Research.

Funding the Pupil Premium

This report explored the introduction of the pre-16 Pupil Premium for pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Data dictatorship and data democracy

This report presents findings from a nationwide survey of English secondary school teachers on their use of, and attitudes towards, pupil performance and progress data.

Improving coaching: evolution not revolution

This report is based on collaborative research with thirteen schools in four regions of England.

Instinct or reason: how education policy is made and how we might make it better

This report investigates the factors that lie behind the formation of educational policy.

School inspection: recent experiences in high performing education systems

This report focuses on inspection practices in a range of countries with developed education systems, including in particular: England, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Scotland, Singapore and the Netherlands.

Extended services: ensuring sustainability using the social enterprise model

This report examines the extent to which social enterprise is used in schools to deliver extended services.

Is initial teacher training failing to meet the needs of all our young people?

The proposition explores whether our teachers are disadvantaged by inadequate and reductionist routes to Qualified Teacher Status.

Neuro-linguistic programming and learning: teacher case studies on the impact of NLP in education

This research paper reports evidence from 24 teacher-led action research case studies.

Financing for all

This policy outlook outlines seven ways that the Education for All-Fast Track Initiative needs to evolve so that it can more effectively and consistently address the education needs of fragile and conflict-affected states.