Improving Literacy for KS1 and KS2
- Unpick the latest EEF report to see what works and what does not
- How to use evidence to focus teaching efforts
- Proven strategies for effective literacy teaching
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Description
Evidence-based strategies that transform literacy provision
Clarify which tried-and-tested approaches work
The importance of diagnostic assessment tools
Balance decoding and comprehension skills
A strong focus on oral language skills
The eight stages to implement an impactful strategy
1. Promote speaking and listening skills and an understanding of language
2. Use a balanced approach to reading by teaching effective:
– decoding skills
– reading comprehension
3. Implement an effective systematic phonics programme
4. Unpick strategies to develop pupils’ reading comprehension
5. Create strategies for pupils to plan and monitor their own writing
6. Improve pupils’ transcription skills
7. Use accurate data about pupil capabilities
8. Implement high-quality, targeted interventions for the weakest pupils
Make sure your literacy provision is as effective as possible
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Additional information
| Subject | English & Literacy |
|---|---|
| Course Type | |
| Job Title | |
| Key Stage | Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2 |
