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Monitoring reading: questions for governors to ask
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What questions can I ask to monitor the reading intervention scheme? In this article, we suggest examples of questions you could ask to monitor reading interventions in your school. You will also find examples of questions to discuss with subject leaders.
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- 1 Key questions for governors to ask about interventions
- 2 Questions to ask subject leaders: examples
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