I have a bit of good news for those of you waiting for the slightly delayed Teach Like a Champion 3.0. While the hard copy version is a few weeks away, the Kindle version is available on Amazon as of today.
*New Blog: Retrieval 'for' learning.
A four stage process that may provide some thought when planning and structuring retrieval opportunities.
Links to retrieval cues, retrieval & storage strength, and generative learning.
https://t.co/l7we6EmrpW
A big thanks to @EnserMark
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We loved @m_chiles book. It provides such a good overview of the research on such an important area. He was also kind enough to take the time to ensure we summarised his book accurately π
New blog: Unboxing vocabulary
Ideas for generating vocabulary which will hopefully prove useful to teachers.
We're constantly reviewing and improving but thought it'd be great to capture and share what's working well now. #edutwitter
https://t.co/4MiRocJNv4
New blog: Delicious vocabulary
Promoting the love for vocabulary, not just its meaning, but for the feel and taste of words.
Promote the delicacies of language.
https://t.co/J1nUx9ETHE
Unconnected information is relatively meaningless to us and significantly more difficult to remember, unless we build mental models and schemata. Once we literally begin to join the dots, thatβs when the magic happens π€ Image creds to @gapingvoid
Love this from @MaryMyatt: If students are going to produce great writing, βthey need to be properly fedβ - meaning fed with lots of talk and reading. π₯. #masterclasses
One of the best blogs for teachers in 2020 by @teacherhead
'Teaching for Understanding: Schema-building and Generative Learning':
https://t.co/PJskODkAaD
So finally got round to this one- and what a golden listen it was! Key takeaway: Many think the purpose of feedback is to improve the work, but it should be improving the student. Amen to that π@mrbartonmaths@dylanwiliam