Real coherence is different. It’s about clearly identifying the truly essential learning so the core story actually makes sense to everyone. 

When this works, you notice teachers aren't just pressured into covering content regardless of who has understood it. They're making tiny, brilliant interactive adaptations through feedback and questioning because the system gives them the flexibility to respond to the evidence. 

It’s less about sticking to a pre-determined plan and more about the daily routine of actively noticing in the moment. Teachers know their students. So they stop worrying about short-term task performance and start seeing real, long-term learning. 

It's a shift from blindly delivering a linear programme to ensuring teaching is an adaptable process.

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