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danielkwest.wordpress.com
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| | | | | TLDR; to improve your teaching and learning using evidence based techniques, see my top ten tips at the end of this article. Ever since I was introduced to the ideas of learning styles back in my initial teacher training years, I have always been extremely sceptical of any new teaching and learning strategies that come... | |
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bcbteaching.home.blog
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| | | | | With mock examinations just around the corner, and given the increasingly knowledge-rich curricula we are now expected to teach, I have recently been looking at how our teachers ensure that knowledge is made as 'sticky' as possible; so that facts and figures are remembered and not simply encountered, and so that pupils have a clear... | |
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primarytimery.com
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| | | | | Here's part of my talk from yesterday's ResearchED, A word of warning though, if you are a regular reader of my blogs, it is very similar indeed to my previous post 'Mutual Misunderstandings' although now with pretty pictures added. This blog talks about what knowledge is and features the first part of my intended talk.... | |
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othmarstrombone.wordpress.com
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| | | On teacher decision making: On the problem with intuition:The rise of grok (or how I learned to embrace my ignorance) On taking our time to think approaches through:Lessons learned from Football League Division Two 1982-83 #1: The dilatory approach On the sunk cost fallacy in education:Neck deep in the big muddy (the dangers of sunk... | ||
