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IMPROVING LITERACY IN KEY STAGE 2

IMPROVING LITERACY IN KEY STAGE 2. Guidance Report CONTENTS. AUTHORSHIP Foreword 2. This guidance report was written by Professor Steve Higgins, Thomas Martell, Dr David Waugh, Summary of recommendations 4. Peter Henderson and Professor Jonathan Sharples. Introduction 6. Recommendations L LITERACY Recommendation 1 Develop pupils' language capability to support their reading and writing 8. This guidance report is one of several resources that the EEF has produced on the theme of LITERACY . Recommendation 2 Support pupils to develop fluent reading capabilities 10. Recommendation 3 Teach reading comprehension strategies through modelling For more on LITERACY from the EEF please visit: and supported practice 12.

literacy skills, building their vocabulary and developing their fluency and confidence as speakers, writers and readers of language. While many of the strategies and examples presented in this report are similar to those in the Key Stage 1 guidance report, they are often more complex and multi-staged, reflecting the

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