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Education fixes have been explored for many years, costing governments and schools billions of dollars, according to Professor John Hattie. This month’s Reading List features his two new reports exploring what does, and doesn’t work in education. In the first report, //__ What doesn't work in education __//, he contends that many popular solutions are mere distractions and have little impact on student learning. In the second one, __// What works best in education //__, he explores solutions, including agreeing on what a year’s progress should look like. Both reports help to answer the question, ‘How can we ensure that every student achieves at least one year’s progress for one year of schooling?’ ||  ||
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Prof. Stephen Heppell talks about tomorrow's learners, classrooms of the future and how to guide students to assist their own learning. He answers some of the burning questions in education today: 1. He discusses how important the next ten years being the most important, in terms of: Sheer numbers, physical space, cognitive science, the pace of change. 2. How important parents and grandparents are in the learning process 3. How will learners of tomorrow differ from learners of yesterday? And how do teachers prepare for them? 4. How can digital literacy be benchmarked and assessed like literacy? 5. You've observed that we should harness the power of the leaners' voice. Can you explain more about this? 6. Physical space is changing as well. You've mentioned these different style classrooms. How do you see this continuing to change? 7. What do you see as the role of a company like Pearson in the future? 8. What will replace the current curriculum development process?

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