“We can’t possibly send young people in to do exams and answer questions on topics they may not have covered; it just would not be right”: the debate about 2021 exams continues. My comments on behalf of @ASCL_UK @theipaper https://t.co/xvQFflRrE2
Deep dives: find out more from a conversation about them with Matthew Purves, Ofsted's Deputy Director, schools, and James Bowen from @NAHTEdge https://t.co/RcIfIU0Epy
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An "Ah-Ha" Moment with Spaced Practice in the Classroom
I was recently given the perfect chance to show my students how powerful spacing practice can be on retrieval of material.
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@RetrieveLearn @AceThatTest @P_A_Kirschner@dylanwiliam
Yesterday, after my 30 min intro to Rosenshine, an NQT told me it was more useful than anything he’d learned in his whole PGCE course. He was being generous but also sincere. Basic elements of good responsive instructional teaching should be at the core of any ITE - you’d hope.
Have you thought about a career in teaching? Have your questions answered at the Information Event taking place @doubletreelinc LN1 1YW Wednesday 27th March 4:30-7:30pm book your place here https://t.co/w15HhZnOKc @UoLCareers@KYRAteaching @EquateTSA @ConnectTSA@EBSchoolDirect
9. New Year Gold: A selection of brilliant ideas from some fabulous schools https://t.co/vtQV602NVL. Posted on Jan1, eclectic mix of great ideas from my travels in 2017.
Top 10 new posts in 2018. All with 10k+ views: 1. The five forms of feedback I give to teachers most often... https://t.co/c62cyn52Jr with embedded videos (most viewed post by far)
Three powerful steps to deeper understanding and better recall. Specify; check; apply. https://t.co/oPdVhsOGbd > With lots of examples. Take a look.
Measuring attainment is like a rain collection device that tells us how much it has rained in the past. An action-orientated data collection approach requires us to create barometers – devices that tell us we may have a problem before the damage is done. https://t.co/oxGri7YjZu