🚨 New Report - Ten Years On: Reflections on Grammar in the Curriculum To mark a decade since the 2013/14 reforms, we surveyed 200+ parents and teachers to hear their views on grammar in schools: ▶ Grammar's role in the curriculum ▶ Primary level & GPS SATs testing ▶ Secondary & post-16 ▶ Feedback and potential changes 🔗 Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eSNM7XN3 Continue the conversation by using #Grammar10 in any posts or blogs. #English #EnglishGrammar #Grammar #Literacy #KS2 #KS3 #Education #Policy #EducationPolicy
Englicious
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English grammar resources and training from the Survey of English Usage at UCL.
About us
Englicious is brought to you by the Survey of English Usage, a world-leading research unit at University College London, independently ranked as one of the world’s leading universities. The Englicious website has hundreds of free resources to help primary, secondary and further education teachers support their learners in using English grammar. The resources are authentic, engaging and dynamic, meaning they can be used over again with newly generated examples. It also features an extensive glossary of the terminology from the 2014 National Curriculum. The Englicious team also provide CPD at UCL and INSET days around the country. This training helps teachers to understand the grammatical subject knowledge as laid out in the 2014 National Curriculum, as well as how to teach grammar in a contextualised and purposeful way. Englicious produces more reliable and top quality resources such as knowledge organisers, flashcards, posters, YouTube videos and podcasts.
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Upcoming dates for online #CPD courses: English Grammar for Teachers 🗓️17 Jan Teaching English Grammar in Context 🗓️24 Jan 🔗Booking and more dates through 2025: #NQT #ECT #PGCE #Literacy https://lnkd.in/gp3Kpee
Short courses for school teachers
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Great to see teachers getting so much out of our free webinar! See more dates and sign up on Eventbrite: https://lnkd.in/eGQdp9Sq
"Why would teaching a student 'onomatopoeia' be more imperative than a 'determiner'?" This got me thinking in an excellent webinar on Grammar with Englicious this week. I learnt of the danger of proxy definitions and balanced my own views on the neo-traditionalist-progressive debate on teaching grammar in secondary schools. Having been progressive over the first couple of years of my teaching, I begin to open my eyes to the need for a knowledge-rich curricula that holds students accountable for their grammar and prepares them to be critical and fine-tuned for the demanding working world of today. In the run up to the National Curriculum Review, it is important, particularly as English teachers, that we have access to training and dialogue around grammar precisely as Luke P. provides.
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🎅It's time for a festive giveaway! Win a copy of How to Teach Grammar, co-authored by Prof Bas Aarts. To enter, simply follow us and like or share this post. Increase your chances by taking part on our other socials! One entrant chosen by 06/12/24 🇬🇧UK only #EnglishGrammar #Literacy #Grammar
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🗣️Some photos of our visit to Ladywell Pendergast school last week, and feedback from teachers saying what they'd gained: 'both consolidated and learned new knowledge' 'a much clearer understanding of grammatical terms' ' a feeling of confidence in my teaching... knowing why we teach grammar!' If you're interested in running one of our English grammar courses at your school, please send us a message: ucleseu@ucl.ac.uk #CPD #INSET #Grammar
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Over forty people have already signed up for this free webinar... will you join them? Learn about the role of grammar in the curriculum, pedagogical approaches plus all the resources we offer at Englicious 🗓️Tuesday 3 December ⏰6-7pm https://lnkd.in/eGQdp9Sq
FREE Teaching English Grammar Webinar (Englicious)
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See what one teacher thought of this year's English Grammar Day. You can find more interviews on our YouTube page. We're always happy to welcome teachers brining their pupils. An ideal day for Year 10s, 11s and sixth-formers! We will make an announcement about the 2025 event in the new year! #EnglishGrammarDay #Outreach #CPD #Education
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Some of the positive feedback we've received from teachers for our CPD 😄 Reach out if you're interested in joining one of our online courses or arranging an INSET day at your school! #English #EnglishGrammar #CPD #Literacy
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This practical #CPD course will help teachers put #grammar to use in the English classroom at primary, secondary and beyond! 'Teaching English Grammar in Context' 🗓️Friday 22 November ⏰9.30-1pm 💻Online 🎓Developed by experts at UCL https://lnkd.in/drsd6ex #English #EnglishGrammar #Literacy #ECT #NQT #PGCE
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'From Old English to World Englishes', organised as part of the Being Human Festival 2024, invites students to explore varieties of English across time and throughout the English-speaking world. Activities will include comparisons of recipes in different varieties of English; the opportunity to solve Old English word puzzles; and the creation of bunting celebrating "Your English". This workshop will introduce students to new words and old words, word histories and word usage, while encouraging them to think about how their own use of the English language fits into this broader historical context. More information can be found on the Being Human Festival website. The workshop will take place on Wednesday 13th November 2024 from 9.30am in 1hr30 slots at Dr Johnson’s House, just off Fleet Street (a museum dedicated to the famous lexicographer). Free travel is available from TFL: https://lnkd.in/eJiGyJYB
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