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1. educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk › educationSetting and streaming | EEF - Education Endowment Foundation

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   On average, pupils experiencing setting or streaming make similar progress to pupils taught in mixed attainment classes. The evidence suggests that setting and streaming has a small negative impact on low attaining learners, and a small positive impact for higher attaining pupils.

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     The research evidence does not examine the effect of pupils...

2. www.tes.com › streaming-what-does-evidence-sayStreaming: what does the evidence say? | Tes Magazine

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   • Streaming and Setting: What Is The difference?
   • The Pitfalls of Streaming
   • Should Schools Avoid Streaming?

   “Typically, streaming is grouping students on the basis of a perception of their ‘ability’ across all subjects, and with a view to forming classes of students that are around the same broad level of ability - and where this grouping has all of their lessons together across all or most curriculum subjects,” he explains. This is different to setting,...

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   Another big pitfall of streaming is that it “isn’t very specific”, she continues. “Streaming is based on the assumption that pupils will be working at a similar level across all subjects, but this may not be the case,” she says. “Setting, where pupils are grouped on a subject by subject basis, is more flexible, but there can still be problems when ...

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   What’s more, research shows that streaming can have a negative effect on pupils with SEND, too. Peter Blatchford, an emeritus professor of psychology and education, is the co-author of a 2018 Institute of Education study, which illustrated that as a result of setting or streaming, SEND pupils spent a lot of time with teaching assistants and became ...

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3. beta.jisc.ac.uk › guides › lesson-capture-andLesson capture and streaming for teachers - Jisc

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   Nov 13, 2023 · Streaming content could be accessed by students joining a taught lesson from home, other location or joining a lesson that is delivered purely online. The delivery of the lesson is broadcast live in real time to an audience watching online.

4. educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk › news › settingEEF Blog: Setting and streaming in schools - what does the ...

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   Mar 9, 2018 · Setting and streaming in schools – teaching students with similar levels of current attainment in groups, either for specific lessons (setting) or as a whole class (streaming) – is a controversial issue.

5. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsRemote education research - GOV.UK

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   Feb 18, 2021 · ‘Safeguarding and remote education during coronavirus (COVID-19): virtual lessons and live streaming’, Department for Education, October 2020. ↩

6. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsWhat's working well in remote education - GOV.UK

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   Jan 11, 2021 · Because evidence suggests that concentration online is shorter than the length of a typical lesson, filming a classroom lesson may be ineffective. Different approaches to remote education suit ...

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   What is a streaming lesson?

   • The delivery of the lesson is broadcast live in real time to an audience watching online. Streaming content can also form part of a hybrid or hyFlex lesson where a session is designed to involve learners in both online and in-person. Streaming could be audio content or video content.

   Lesson capture and streaming for teachers - Jisc

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   Should schools use streaming?

   • According to the Education Endowment Foundation, it is “vital” that schools that do opt to implement streaming consider how the approach will enable more effective teaching for all pupils, including those with lower attainment levels.

   Streaming: what does the evidence say? | Tes Magazine

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   Are setting and streaming more common in secondary school?

   • In the UK, setting and streaming are more common in secondary school than in primary school. 1. The impact of setting and streaming is 0 months progress, on average, with worse outcomes for low attaining pupils. The evidence around setting and streaming is limited.

   Setting and streaming | EEF - Education Endowment Foundation

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   Why is live streaming a good way to teach online classes?

   • Adults who are past school age can use online courses to learn new skills too. Here’s why live streaming is a powerful way to host educational events and live stream classes: Boost viewership. Online classes help you reach a larger audience, as students can join your class from anywhere. Easy to set up and organize.

   The Ultimate Guide to Live Streaming for Educators

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   What is streaming content & how does it work?

   • Streaming content could be accessed by students joining a taught lesson from home, other location or joining a lesson that is delivered purely online. The delivery of the lesson is broadcast live in real time to an audience watching online.

   Lesson capture and streaming for teachers - Jisc

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   Can a classroom lesson be filmed online?

   • Because evidence suggests that concentration online is shorter than the length of a typical lesson, filming a classroom lesson may be ineffective. Different approaches to remote education suit different types of content and pupils. Mixed models may be effective in some cases.

   What's working well in remote education - GOV.UK

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8. restream.io › blog › education-live-streamingThe Ultimate Guide to Live Streaming Classes– Restream Blog

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   Oct 18, 2024 · In this ultimate guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know to start streaming your classroom live, including a basic setup for live video and tips for making your virtual lessons more engaging.