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by | Aug 4, 2021

Making effective use of diagnostic assessment in reading

Here's an EEF case study from one of our partner schools, on how to use diagnostic assessment effectively in reading.

Bernie Kaye (Assistant Headteacher) and Kate Jones (Reading Intervention Lead) from South Shore Academy in Blackpool, explain their school’s approach to diagnostic assessment in reading and the impact it has made in this case study from the Education Endowment Foundation.

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"They have challenged our thinking, provided tools to help us improve our outcomes for young people and remained consistent throughout the process to date."

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"They have challenged our thinking, provided tools to help us improve our outcomes for young people and remained consistent throughout the process to date."
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"It shows me that the work that you are doing is enormously important. You are acting as filters, brokers, and relationship-builders. You are nudging, monitoring and linking the work in the region. You are generating momentum, funding, and enthusiasm."

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"It shows me that the work that you are doing is enormously important. You are acting as filters, brokers, and relationship-builders. You are nudging, monitoring and linking the work in the region. You are generating momentum, funding, and enthusiasm."
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"After 30 years in this profession and eight years as a Head Teacher I can honestly say that I have never before worked with such professional people who have been able to challenge my thinking and inspire my practice"

Wendy Casson, Headteacher, Educational Diversity Pupil Referral Unit, Blackpool

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Wendy Casson, Headteacher, Educational Diversity Pupil Referral Unit, Blackpool

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"After 30 years in this profession and eight years as a Head Teacher I can honestly say that I have never before worked with such professional people who have been able to challenge my thinking and inspire my practice"
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