Study on typed vs. handwritten notes for college students. "We conclude that handwritten notes are more useful for studying and committing to memory than typed notes, ultimately contributing to higher achievement.."https://t.co/FbtUnbyLEC
"Handwritten notes are more useful for studying and committing to memory than typed notes, ultimately contributing to higher achievement for college students."
https://t.co/HoujHfoVzv
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“There’s a ridiculous imbalance of power - Ofsted wields maximum power and zero accountability.”
The sister of deceased headteacher Ruth Perry says she knows of at least 10 deaths in which Ofsted was a contributing factor.
@maitlis | @lewis_goodall
Our “Special Educational Needs in Mainstream Schools” guidance report is a practical resource designed to support teachers in plotting the overlapping needs of their pupils, considering cognition and learning, communication and interaction.
Download: https://t.co/wXh7GF1fvj
‘We have to address the behaviour, no matter how difficult the situation is at home’: expert Bill Rogers explains why schools have to hold all students to account for their behaviour, even those who have troubled lives outside of school
https://t.co/5k1l6UY77l
9 minutes of @RealGeoffBarton and I getting impossibly excited about oracy. We range widely: from role of stories in shaping a place, to teachers finding their narrative voice, to problems with 'cookie cutter' templates, to narrative as curricular object and the dynamism of talk.
‘…the gains in education are usually very small, perhaps because learning is the sum total of trillions of interactions. It is possible that the research trials we really need in education would be so vast that they are currently too impractical to do.’ https://t.co/2gKV6nFzgu
Incredible blog on leading behaviour from @teacherhead
https://t.co/dJxukSmHlE
"...just don’t ever get in the way of schools and school leaders trying to do the very hardest work there is – not unless you feel you personally could step up to do it better."
Getting stuck into @Josh_CPD’s book and loving it. The clarity of reasoning and structure is exceptional. So many references too. The work of a true expert. Inspiring.
England's computing curriculum is potentially excluding the interests of underrepresented pupils and could be contributing to the gender imbalance in the computer science workforce 💻⬇
https://t.co/NWCMSlGXvE
@peterejkemp@DrJessicaHamer@KingsECS@NuffieldFound@UniofReading
“Spoken language opens doors to new knowledge, transforms our ability to learn effectively, and reaffirms some of the most important skills needed in a vibrant democracy – to disagree agreeably & listen critically": today's launch of the @OracyCommission: https://t.co/nyGg8Y0H8M
Did you know that more than $37,000,000,000/year is wasted on unproductive meetings❓
https://t.co/YUdWsZipaN via Jill Avey
#leadership#productivity#skillbuilding