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It's Just A Journey With Ros
Apollo moonshots could be seen taking off from Florida when Ros Wilson's career took off in the Bahamas. A child of the forties, she trained as a teacher in the sixties and has also taught in the Cayman Islands, the Middle East and even the UK. Having been hit by Hurricane Alan, honked out by a dead cat dragged in for the nature table and having helped haul sheep out of a crisis at Christmas, she found she'd salted enough wealth away in the bank of experience to take on consultancy work, too. She now writes authoritatively on educational practice and policy. Of popular and professional interest, her story can now be read for fun, hilarity or interest by all. No parent ill-informed about the professional background of schoolteachers, nor would-be schoolteachers ill-informed about what they could be in for, will regret relaxing and enjoying the fun and laughter of Life's Just a Journey by Ros Wilson.
Oxford Primary Writing Assessment Handbook
This resource provides an effective, whole-school approach to writing assessment, in line with the expectations of the 2014 English national curriculum, and other UK curricula.
Oxford Reading Assessment Handbook and Writing Assessment Handbook Pack 1
Oxford Primary English Assessment provides schools with a comprehensive solution to teacher assessment of reading and writing in line with the expectations of the 2014 National Curriculum in England. The pack contains both the Oxford Primary Reading Assessment Handbook and the Oxford Primary Writing Assessment Handbook, which use the Oxford Reading Criterion Scale and the Oxford Writing Criterion Scale toinform consistent assessment of reading and writing from Reception/P1 right through to Year 6/P7. The handbooks provide schools with advice and simple tools to help record and track pupil attainment and progress. They also offer clear next steps for children toensure success, and help with reporting outcomes to parents and other stakeholders.
Big Writing: Talk the Big Talk
"If a child can't say it, a child can't write it." Big Writing is a teaching methodology in which pupils learn and develop the ideas, vocabulary and higher level grammatical structures needed to improve their writing almost entirely through talk. Talk the Big Talk includes a wealth of ideas for promoting quality talk in classrooms and beyond.
Oxford Assessment and Levelling Guide for Reading
Oxford Assessment and Levelling Guide for Reading brings together a new improved version of Oxford's trusted book grading system with the Oxford Ros Wilson Reading Criterion Scale to provide first-class assessment and perfectly matched resources. The aim of this guide is to help you ensurethat all of your children develop their full potential as readers.This guide will help you to assess every child's reading development to get a good understanding of where they are and what they need to do next. It contains the Oxford Ros Wilson Reading Criterion Scale, a detailed spine of reading skills which helps you to identify the strengths and weaknesses ofevery child and where to focus your teaching next.This guide will help you to find exactly the right books for individual children and groups of children to read, matched to their reading development. Oxford Levels have been linked to the Oxford Ros Wilson Reading Criterion Scale, so you can easily find the right book for every child's readinglevel. The guide provides a comprehensive picture of what children can do and what books are like at each Oxford Level.
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Big Writing: Writing Voice & Basic Skills
"If a child can't say it, a child can't write it." Big Writing is a teaching methodology in which pupils learn and develop the ideas, vocabulary and higher level grammatical structures needed to improve writing almost entirely through talk. Writing Voice and Basic Skills explains Big Writing and provides ideas and activities to get you started
