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Improving Students’ MetaCognition

3rd March 201824th March 2018 @TeacherToolkit 3361 Views 3 Comments brain, Cognition, decision making, Education Endowment Foundation, EEF, managing learning, metacognition, outcomes, Professor Derek Bell, Progress, Psychology, ReflectED, Research, Rosendale Primary School, Toolkit

Reading Time: 2 minutes How can teachers help support student metacognition?

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Teaching and Learning 

Grow Your Brain

28th April 201730th April 2017 John Dabell 4215 Views 4 Comments brain, C J Simister, character, Education, Grit, growth, mistake friendly, Professor Jo Boaler, Resilience, School, Stanford University, teaching, YouCubed

Reading Time: 2 minutes Should we encourage children to make mistakes?

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CPD Teaching and Learning 

10/2 Chunk And Chew

23rd March 201718th March 2017 John Dabell 7817 Views 0 Comments 10 minute rule, brain, Brain Rules, Chunk and Chew, fallacy, Jean-Luc Lebrun, John Medina, Learning, Neil Bradbury

Reading Time: 3 minutes How brain friendly is your teaching?

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Psychology 

Why Is Your Memory Unreliable?

8th September 20156th April 2017 @TeacherToolkit 3323 Views 2 Comments @Doctob, @IOE_London, Autobiographical Memory, brain, Dr Tim O'Brien, Hot air balloon, Memory, Psychology, Unreliable

Reading Time: 3 minutes Do you think your memory is what it appears to be?

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