An article in Impact, the journal of the Chartered College of Teaching’s, summarises the importance of oracy for teaching and learning.
The authors, Amy Gaunt (Director of Teaching and Learning for Voice 21) and Will Millard, Senior Associate, LKMCo, demonstrate how oracy is linked with:
You can read the full article with supporting evidence here.
Voice Black Country is a two-year project, working with 27 primary and secondary schools and over 50 teachers across the Black Country, aims to improve students’ oral language skills through an explicit, coherent and consistent focus on oracy. Below, Lance Hanson, Head of Teaching School, Stourbridge Teaching School Alliance, shares his views on the importance of oracy and their experience of embedding it throughout their schools.
Our Oracy Leader’s Posts share insights from our Participants on our Oracy Leaders Programmes. Below, Angela Crawley. headteacher of Sutton Park Primary in Kidderminster shares her insights on how they’ve begun introducing oracy across their school.
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