Insightful commentary on whether we really can measure progress. Useful in light of recent progression exams from @profbeckyallen https://t.co/aRUr1GRjHL
Thinking of doing some action research in your classroom? Try this https://t.co/8c9BYd5MfT from @EducEndowFoundn and this https://t.co/JowCbd1rEo from @PraxisTeachRes
Great silent debate from Friday with y13. First time they’ve done it- took them a while to realise they couldn’t talk 🙈 and had to respond to each other. May try again in a couple of weeks. #pedagoofriday (as it’s from fridays lesson ☺️) #geographyteacher@OCR_Geography
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What does it look like when we apply educational research in the classroom? Showing how I have applied Rosenshine's work to how I teach. Plus some dual coding, threshold concepts and more.
For our @Heathfield_CC Teaching and Learning Blog https://t.co/VCxZsRbzVD
The Cornell notes system was recently recommended on the Learning Scientists @AceThatTest blog. This useful article explains how to do it, with clear illustrations: "How to Take Cornell Notes" - WikiHow https://t.co/wsc7bROsTZ
“I could not write a written comment in pupil books all year and my students would get the same grade because of my high quality formative assessment/regular low stakes quizzing/whole class feedback techniques/something else” Please RT once you answer.