What are the 6 questions that Rosenshine suggests you ask pupils? Today's @TeacherTapp read from @Inner_Drive explains... #edutwitter https://t.co/mxxZJ30paS
Room to improve: addressing common challenges in classroom practice is the key to narrowing gaps https://t.co/1afL3MPwHd > of course, there's always more to teaching than 'just xyz' but, wow, if all six of these are nailed, the difference it makes.
This!! So much this! So often people think they do exactly the same as the teacher in the next room and wonder why it doesn’t work as well - because small things matter
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Revolutionary idea: every few years, members of SLT spend a term as a full time classroom teacher in a different school to their own. On rotation, obvs.
I think it would nurture an empathy and understanding of staff, and ground their perspectives.
Task completion is a poor proxy for learning; this is something I wished I'd known in my early years of teaching. Here is a one-pager I have created for @PepsMccrea, summarising his notion of Backwards Planning.
Rosenshine's Principles aim to bridge the gap between Cognitive Science research, and classroom practice.
But what are the theories and strategies that they're tied to...? https://t.co/u0ul45MEYp
When we’re discussing curriculum intent I reckon we need to be ambitious in the ways we talk about the individual subjects.
Curriculum intent more than words on a website
If we are leading or teaching a subject, we might ask ourselves:
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