Dylan Wiliam said that Cognitive Load Theory is ‘the single most important thing for teachers to know’. This poster summarises some key ideas from CLT and offers 6 strategies to optimise instruction and maximise learning.
@RogersHistory I notice they don't mention *which* Sunday, meaning they can test your commitment in turning up every Sunday until the correct one. Well played them.
For ‘A Christmas Carol’: Stave by Stave ‘Thinking Hard’ resources. Useful for revision, too. Like these 👇 Help yourself. #teamenglish https://t.co/cNFqJk9FPf
A first attempt at a one-page overview of the 'Four Pillars of Assessment' by @EvidenceInEdu with core knowledge questions - handy for trainees & mentors as a 'go to' summary to recall the full document. Link in the comments, if anyone would like a copy. #traintoteach#assessment
Here's a slide from a recent @ProfCoe presentation that we hadn't seen before.
All these types of CPD can be valuable but each has limitations. The point being made is the importance of a blended approach to development.
7 Myths about retrieval practice.
This is based on my recent @researchEDDur presentation. Created by the wonderful & talented @MrGoodwin23
Retrieval practice is an effective T&L strategy for all learners but it is vulnerable to myths & mutations! 🧠
Six resources for teaching GCSE English Language:
1⃣ P1 and P2 study booklet
2⃣ Booklet and target sheets
3⃣ Non-fiction texts booklet
4⃣ Fiction opening lines
5⃣ Sentence stems
6⃣ Great speeches booklet
Thanks to all of @Team_English1 for the vocabulary strategy discussions. In the interest of giving back, here is a speedy blog of the 10 strategies I've created, with the resources included.
https://t.co/N4Ufkmwpdm
Scroll straight to bottom to download. Suitable for any subject.
Here is a new one-pager I have created. It captures how combining different strategies can increase teachers' checking for understanding routines.
Link to hi-res PDF here:
https://t.co/QN61doOx0b
@Doug_Lemov@teacherhead@adamboxer1
Here are my three latest one-pagers I created in collaboration with @MaryMyatt, @ChrisMoyse and @PepsMccrea.
I am currently working with a few amazing people to create some one-page summaries.
Here is a thread containing all ten of our 'Five Ways' one-pagers. I've included the links to @teacherhead's original blog. You'll also find a PDF of each one-pager; PDF files are better for printing.