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| | | | | Why don't students remember what they'velearned? Curricula and assessment aren't designed with memory in mind We've all had the experience of cramming for an exam and forgetting most of what we learned withina few weeks or days. In the immediate term, this is actually quite useful, because national exams are often bunched together, sometimes... | |
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teachinnovatereflectblog.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Back to Contents E Ebbinghaus (Hermann) A pioneer of memory research. He is most known to me for producing the "Forgetting Curve"- a graph that shows how quickly new information is forgotten when it is first learned and the effect of spacing out the revisiting of such content over time. The curve gets less steep... | |
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evidenceintopractice.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The 'war' on Teacher Talk Time was one of the more depressing developments in my teaching career. Obviously secondary students will rapidly get bored if they are subjected to lectures - no one is advocating that teachers should drone on and on for hours - but the obsession with cutting down teacher talk became dysfunctional... | |
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www.eduwonk.com
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| | | Congrats to my colleagues Amy Chen Kulesa and Alex Spurrier for their winning essay in Fordham's Wonkaton. Alex and Amy take a measured look at the potential of AI. Not kool aid, and not cold... | ||
