Introducing Learning WalkThrus: How We Learn - a short guide for students. A taste of the content coming soon to all our members via the website and covered in our Learning Walkthrus book out now: https://t.co/k5ZkCniW9y
🪜 This one-pager explains why explicit guidance outperforms self-discovery models in learning. Based on the research of @P_A_Kirschner, Clark, and Sweller, it highlights the crucial benefits of immediate feedback and strong support provided by guided instruction.
🔁 REPOST and get a free HQ copy here: https://t.co/Xj2XpPGvnu
***Just released - Summer Challenges***
⛱️NRICH's Summer Challenges are ideal for families and friends to enjoy exploring together over the coming weeks, helpfully organised by age groups (3-5, 5-7, 7-11, 11-14, 14-16 and 16-18 year olds)
https://t.co/oqIYdB2V0P
🌞Enjoy!!!
🗣️ School Leaders are the heartbeat of our schools!
But what makes a successful School Leader? How do you become truly effective as a leader?
💬 Share your insights below!
#ukedchat
The first step to deepening Ss' inquiry?
Asking improved questions!
Educator Trevor MacKenzie provides some suggestions with this anchor chart:
(And check out @trev_mackenzie's upcoming book, "Inquiry Mindset Questions Edition," for more!)
#EdChat
'How do you know?' One of the best questions you can ask to get students explaining their thinking. And we love the idea of building students' estimation skills.
Today Stage 2 discovered their chairs had quit! A very persuasive letter was discovered by students and they were hooked! Persuasive texts now underway, attempting to convince the chairs to return or supporting the chairs' complaints. @KellyRidge4639@ReneeRoss80@RhondaGosman1
Using visuals and drawing as part of your teaching will help learners grasp concepts more easily and is an effective way to make sure learning is retained long term.
We've outlined 4 key ways visuals can deepen learning, take a look!