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KS2 SATs 2026 spelling predictions: Sophie Bartlett's analysis

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Learning by Questions wins Secondary Resource award at Education Resources Awards

Learning by Questions are pleased to announce their Education Resources Award...

Turn your readers into writers

As part of LbQ's ELF, find out some of the best ways to turn readers into writers.

Why teaching reading is more important than ever

The bad and the ugly of the internet call for emphasis on the teaching of reading. Find out more...

The 4 challenges of teaching reading and how to beat them!

Trouble teaching reading? We speak to Emily Watkinson about the pain points and how to deal with them head on.

Use inspiring females to teach language and literature

It's International Women's Day 2019! Use inspiring women to teach language and literature using our list of fantastic female role models.

Book vs Screen: are we still debating this?

To kick off our Electronic Literature Festival, we decide on the winner of the book vs screen debate.

Learning by Questions finalists in 6 categories at The Education Resources Awards

Learning by Questions has even more to celebrate in 2019.

“A partnership approach between educators and innovators.”

Innovator of the year 2019 outlines the benefits of Learning by Questions.

5 ways to teach character

Fun and effective ways to teach character to your class, today.

Does curiosity kill the cat?

Is curiosity the most important lesson and how do you teach it?

Charles Dickens on education today

It's Charles Dickens' 207th birthday; what would he think of education today?

Short reads for teachers short on time: using LbQ to teach guided reading

The reality of guided reading for teachers and finding an easier way.