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| | | | | On Tuesday 29th May, the second ever #cogscisci 'Meeting of Minds' event took place. It was a thought-provoking day full of discussions about the applications of cognitive science to science learning!My talk was about how procedural knowledge should be practiced differently to declarative knowledge, using the teaching of Maths in Science as an example. This... | |
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| | | | | At the beginning of the year I blogged about the approach that my department has taken to curricular sequencing at KS4. This is an approach which is based on the cognitive science principles which have been recently popularised by the Learning Scientists, among others. Their information on interleaving can be accessed here. Our rationale is... | |
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| | | | | Why we should approach curriculum as a narrative "Talk the language of narrative; let curriculum do its work across time." Christine Counsell What's the best place to start when designing a school curriculum? How should we structure lesson content? Is there a way that we can interweave the knowledge, skills and dispositions that we want... | |
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