1 min read
The Big Evidence Debate – Catch Up
On Tuesday 4th June 2019 we held the first ever Big Evidence Debate. Leading educational experts Dylan Wiliam and Larry Hedges gave fascinating...
Login | Support | Contact us
IMPORTANT
We have implemented additional assurance measures for our systems. As a result, we have suspended some systems and services. Customers may experience temporary disruption.
We are making every effort to minimise any disruption as far as possible and working to get all services back online as quickly as possible.
Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience you have experienced.
Read the latest articles on education and assessment written by teachers, school leaders and assessment experts.
1 min read
On Tuesday 4th June 2019 we held the first ever Big Evidence Debate. Leading educational experts Dylan Wiliam and Larry Hedges gave fascinating...
5 min read
To my mind, there was something heroic about Gene Glass’ presidential address to the 1976 American Educational Research Association annual meeting....
5 min read
Meta-analyses (like the popular Sutton Trust Tool Kit and Hattie’s Visible Learning) apparently offer a more sophisticated and orderly approach to...
5 min read
By Professor Steve Higgins Is meta-analysis in its current state trustworthy enough to be a basis for practitioner decisions? It all depends on what...
3 min read
As a news editor, I developed my own 50% rule: reporters should spend as much time writing their stories as getting the stories in the first place....
3 min read
Before entering into a broader discussion about the use of meta-analysis in school decision-making, it’s worth appreciating just how far teaching has...
4 min read
Should we be using systematic reviews and meta-analyses as teachers and school leaders to support the decisions we make, or is that a luxury? How do...
3 min read
Before I trained as a teacher, I worked as a researcher, investigating the effect of phytoplankton processes in the ocean. It appeared that in...
2 min read
How do you compare apples with oranges? Or even apples with oranges with cherries with bananas with peaches? This isn’t a joke question that has a...
2 min read
Meta-analysis involves the aggregation of data from existing studies that share key features, in order to create a summary that reflects all the...