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Andrea Mapplebeck, Yeasmin Mortuza, Jane Winter, and Matt Cornock

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  • Planning to gather evidence about your students’ learning
  • Planning to address misconceptions
  • Collecting evidence to inform your teaching
  • Planning to respond to student understanding during lessons
  • Medium-term planning to respond to student understanding across lessons

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