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New approach to literacy has pupils feeling supported rather than 'stupid'

Summary by The Herald Scotland
Research from the University of Stirling has found that ability-based reading lessons leave pupils isolated and can have long-lasting effects on attainment.

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New approach to literacy has pupils feeling supported rather than 'stupid'

Research from the University of Stirling has found that ability-based reading lessons leave pupils isolated and can have long-lasting effects on attainment.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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The Herald Scotland broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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