What Fact-Checkers Know About Media Literacy—and Students Should, Too
“In contrast to typical readers, fact-checkers move laterally rather than vertically, opening multiple browser tabs to validate claims and checking who is behind a site.” https://t.co/TKGKvzQX67
If teachers are considering an international move to the Middle East here are some amazing schools I would recommend applying to ...
@BSAKAbuDhabi 🇦🇪
@DubaiCollege 🇦🇪
@DohaCollege 🇶🇦
@stchrisbahrain 🇧🇭
@bisriyadh 🇸🇦
It's important to do your research as it's a big change!
This is an excellent addition to the revised EYFS framework and Development Matters.
Great non-statutory guidance for early years practitioners!
Read the full document, Progress check at age two, here...
https://t.co/Nn19lQUe8Y
#earlyyears#EYFS#EarlyChildhoodEducation
Explicit teaching. Scaffolding a new skill. Show show show. Break down the task into skills. Master each step. Support to success. Support to independence. #thatsteaching
Working memory is a mental space that allows us to temporarily hold and manipulate information consciously for a limited time period.
Professor Alan Baddeley defines working memory for us in under 40 seconds 👇
I created a study strategies menu for my students to show how retrieval practice can include variety.
Other techniques & tasks can be added depending on age, subject & topic. This helped promote a variety of evidence-informed study strategies for students to do independently.
🚨Big news! 🚨
You’ve been asking us what’s happening with @OakNational? 🌳
We’re delighted that @nadhimzahawi has confirmed that it will become a new, operationally independent, arms-length body.
What’s its role? What’s it going to do? Follow the thread for more… 🧵👇
This week's blog considers whether teacher collaborative discourse is about the teaching or the learning; whether this is a false dichotomy; and whether more talk about one or the other affects student achievement https://t.co/BgAEWbvxgN