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Our blog and newsletters are designed to offer extra guidance and advice to support your work with struggling learners, whether you are using the Catch Up® interventions or not. We hope you enjoy reading them and find them useful. In case you missed anything, don’t forget you can access all of the blog archive here, and as a reminder, here are just a few of the ‘most read’ pieces from 2016-17!
1. Assess and progress!
2. Have you used the new Managing Catch Up videos yet?
3. Lynne’s logic: looking at addition and apparatus
4. The Catch Up Coordinator part 1: Why do we need one?
5. To point or not to point?
6. The Review and Refresh session – part of the package
Thank you to our office team and trainers who have written articles for us. Look out for lots more next term!
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