NEW! I'm pleased to share the - Distilled Playbook for Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction — a practical tool designed to help teachers and leaders translate evidence-informed instructional design into consistent practice.
This 50 page playbook:
1. Breaks Rosenshine's Principles into actionable strategies
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3. Supports both individual and team implementation
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📣 NEW! Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction remain one of the most reliable, evidence-informed frameworks for improving classroom practice, because they align so closely with how learning happens. In this edition of ⚗️DistillED, I bring the full series together into one clear, practical guide.
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Attending to attention in reading classrooms—bringing the act of reading back into the classroom where we can shape the experience of reading for students–could help rebuild students’ attentional capacity.
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ALL behaviours are communication. This is still an area I see massively misunderstood in far too many schools😞sanctioning a child for unmet needs is never OK. It’s discriminatory at worst and cruel at best - not a good look. I also question how it fits with Teaching Standards🫤
@Simina_123@Mouhssin_Ismail The child in this article is autistic. The parent had already been in contact with the school that morning because the child was struggling. 'Failed parenting' might sometimes create challenges for children but that doesn't appear to be the case in this instance.
@Mouhssin_Ismail This is a child on the autistic spectrum who retaliated when pushed by another student. I'm not sure that some of those who have commented have read the article.