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Review of the national curriculum in England

The UK Government on December 19th 2011

Department for Education

Report looking at the curricula of high-performing jurisdictions, in order to inform the development of the new national curriculum.

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Programme for International Student Assessment Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study Phonics Progress in International Reading Literacy Study Reading (process) Reading comprehension Part of speech National Curriculum (England and Wales) Education Science Synthetic phonics Cognitive science Linguistics Human activities Culture Cognition Curriculum Adjective Phrase Gerund Language Mathematics Scientific method Teacher Verb Participle Communication Learning Grammar Sampling (statistics)

Related SDGs

SDG 4: Quality Education

Cites research funded by

1 ESRC 1 Economic and Social Research Council 1 UK Research and Innovation 1 ESRC January 2022 1 UKRI (Special project, May 2022)

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Cited by 6 other policy documents (4 of them are from other policy sources)

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