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Does a metacognitive approach work in the early years?
Some teachers are put off by its academic-sounding name, but the ‘thinking about thinking’ concept is simple enough to be used with even the youngest children, Dulcinea Norton-Morris tells 91¶¶Òõ
20 November 2020
