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First year primary pupils need good teachers
Bad experiences in reception year can blight a child's education, but schools often concentrate best staff on Sat students
Having a bad teacher in the first year at primary school can blight a child’s entire education, researchers have found. They discovered the effect of having an exceptionally poor — or unusually good — teacher in the reception year was still detectable six years later. The findings suggest many pupils are being betrayed by schools that, in an effort to rise up the national league tables, concentrate their best teachers on pupils about to take their Sats tests at the age of 11. “More effort needs to be spent on the most valuable years, which are the earliest years,” said Peter Tymms, professor of education at Durham University, who led the study, which is published in the journal Educational Assessment, Evaluation and Accountability.
It has long been argued that a pupil’s ability to learn concepts such as language and mathematics is at its greatest when the child is very young. Some primary schools, however, concentrate teaching on the later years when the results can most obviously be seen in exam scores.
Other research has shown that the most difficult years in a child’s education can be the first years at secondary school, exacerbating any disadvantage they have suffered in their primary school.
It has long been argued that a pupil’s ability to learn concepts such as language and mathematics is at its greatest when the child is very young. Some primary schools, however, concentrate teaching on the later years when the results can most obviously be seen in exam scores.
Other research has shown that the most difficult years in a child’s education can be the first years at secondary school, exacerbating any disadvantage they have suffered in their primary school.
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