Teach Sleep Repeat Ep 122: The New Writing Framework: A Force For Good Or Bad?
Jul 21, 2025
Jane Considine, a writing instruction expert and advocate for the new DfE Writing Framework, shares her insights on enhancing primary education. She discusses the framework’s potential to improve young learners' writing skills while addressing concerns about early formal writing methods. The conversation buzzes with humor and debate, focusing on the balance between creativity and structured instruction. Jane's positivity sparks a call to action for educators to engage in thoughtful dialogue about fostering effective writing experiences for children.
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Books Addressing Tough Themes
- Reading books with mature themes like grief can deeply engage children and provide meaningful discussions.
- Such literature helps children grasp complex life concepts sensitively in an educational setting.
Math Made Fun with Books
- Using the book "One Is a Snail, Ten Is a Crab" made algebra relatable and fun for primary students.
- The visual representation of odd and even numbers sparked engagement and problem solving in my class.
Engaging Kids with No Pictures
- "The Book with No Pictures" captivates children by making adults say silly words.
- It turns reading time into an entertaining, interactive experience for all ages.
