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Could Do Better!: Help Your Kid Shine At School
Could Do Better!: Help Your
Kid Shine At School
    Phil Beadle is a former
    rock musician, the
    winner of the Secondary
    Teacher of the Year Award
    2005, and the
    inspirational teacher who
    wowed the nation with his
    unorthodox teaching
    methods in Channel 4
    series THE UNTEACHABLES.
    There, his bizarre but
    effective approach to
    teaching English included
    Punctuation Kung-Fu, and
    reciting Macbeth to a
    field of cows. Through
    techniques such as these
    Beadle seemingly achieved
    the impossible by
    successfully drawing out
    the desire to learn from
    a group of failing
    pupils.

    Now his
    focus is on spreading the
    word to parents: every
    child has the ability to
    learn, and to do better
    at school. In this book
    he tells parents that
    there is no such thing as
    a stupid child, only
    boring lessons.
    Intelligent,
    unconventional, humorous
    and inspirational, this
    hands-on guide blends
    personal anecdotes with
    the nitty gritty of how
    to best unlock your
    children's unique
    intelligence, and how to
    ensure they have the best
    possible chance to
    succeed at
    school.
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Phonics: The Easy Way: A clear and comprehensive guide to the most up-to-date methods for teaching your child to read
Phonics: The Easy Way: A Clear
And Comprehensive Guide To The
Most Up-to-date Methods For
Teaching Your Child To Read
    There has been a shake-up
    in the way children are
    taught to read in primary
    schools in England. The
    government has accepted a
    review that backs the use
    of a method known as
    'synthetic phonics',
    where children are taught
    letter sounds (c-a-t
    spells cat), not the
    names of letters
    (cee-ay-tee), before
    they move onto simple
    books. Phonics is already
    used in a lot of schools,
    but not necessarily in a
    systematic or
    prescriptive way. These
    changes - which are being
    introduced at the end of
    2007 - will mean that all
    children will be taught
    this way before the age
    of
    five.

    Phonics:
    The Easy Way     ties in
    to this new government
    literacy strategy and is
    a core guide to help you
    to teach your child to
    read using phonics. It
    follows the latest
    recommendations of the
    DFES and the Primary
    National Strategy,
    reflecting the new,
    fundamentally changed,
    teaching
    guidelines.

    Phonics:
    The Easy Way
    includes:
    -
    Guidelines on teaching
    children the
    alphabet
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£11.69
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