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Evaluating intervention strategies: advice and tracking tool
Is there guidance on evaluating the impact of interventions? We relay expert advice on evaluating interventions, and link to a guide from the Education Endowment Foundation. We include a downloadable KeyDoc tool for evaluating interventions, and guidance on reporting to governors about interventions.
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- Assertive mentoring in primary schools
- Closing the gap in primary schools
- Handwriting interventions for pupils with SEN
- Intervention strategies for English and mathematics (primary)
- Intervention strategies (secondary)
- Raising attainment in literacy for years 7 and 8
- Raising attainment in maths (primary)
- Reading interventions for pupils with SEN
- Research into raising achievement (secondary)
- Strategies to raise achievement in literacy
- Strategies to raise achievement (secondary)
- Stretch and challenge strategies
- The impact of SEN interventions: research
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