Doug Lemov

Assessment Students Teaching and Learning 

5 Tips For Live Displays

8th January 20196th January 2019 Helen Sharpe 840 Views 0 Comments Alex Quigley, Andy Tharby, classroom displays, Clever Classrooms, content, David Didau, displays, distraction, Doug Lemov, HEAD project, Literacy, live modelling, Mary Shelley, Memory, Peps Mccrae, Presentation

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we improve our displays?

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NQTs Research Teaching and Learning 

Lesson Observation: “Not terrible though?”

7th January 20196th January 2019 Phil Naylor 637 Views 0 Comments BBC2, Behaviour, Bill Gates, Castle School Education Trust (CSET), Coaching, cognitive bias, Doug Lemov, Dylan Wiliam, Feedback, initial teacher training, Lesson observations, Ofsted, ResearchEd, School, Teacher Development Trust

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we improve our lesson observations?

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Seasonal Staff Well Being Workload 

6 Tips For End Of Term Wellbeing

11th December 201814th December 2018 Fabian Darku 1199 Views 2 Comments break, Christmas, Doug Lemov, Library, Management, Mark-Plan-Teach, organisation, parental engagement, planning, Susan Wallace, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we protect our wellbeing in the run up to Christmas?

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Behaviour Students Teaching and Learning 

8 Top Inclusion Tips For Every Class

26th November 201826th November 2018 Helen Sharpe 1284 Views 2 Comments Andy Tharby, cold-calling, Doug Lemov, exit wall, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, inclusion, names, paired discussions, Relationships, Respect, Tom Sherrington

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we include every learner?

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Podcasts Research Teaching and Learning 

Podcast 34: How Do You Teach Like A Champion?

24th November 20187th December 2018 Joshua McGovern 1097 Views 1 Comment #TTkitPodcast, charter schools, Doug Lemov, Evidence-based, leadership, Podcast, Research, Teach Like a Champion, United States

Reading Time: 1 minute Why is research evidence based teaching so important?

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Behaviour Leadership Students 

11 Behaviour Management Tips

30th October 201825th October 2018 Phil Naylor 2364 Views 4 Comments authority, behaviour for learning, behaviour management, boundaries, Creating a Culture, Doug Lemov, Relationships, Routines, rules, Teach Like a Champion, Tom Bennett, Well being

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we maintain good standards of behaviour?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning Writing 

5 Top Strategies For Improving Students’ Writing Skills

3rd July 20183rd July 2018 Helen Sharpe 2652 Views 3 Comments David Didau, developmental writing, Doug Lemov, editing, formative writing, proof-reading, Rebecca Foster, Slow Writing, summative writing, The Writing Revolution, Tom Needham, writing habits

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we help improve students’ writing?

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Curriculum Research Teaching and Learning 

Word Gaps: 5 Strategies To Boost Vocabulary

25th June 201825th June 2018 Helen Sharpe 3095 Views 9 Comments 5-a-day reading challenges, Chris Curtis, Doug Lemov, Jane Harley, language poverty, life chances, Oxford Language Report, tiered reading, Vocabulary Action Plan, word gap, words

Reading Time: 4 minutes What strategies can we use to improve vocabulary?

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Exams Students Teaching and Learning 

5 Ways To Make Knowledge Stick

11th March 201811th March 2018 Helen Sharpe 11587 Views 15 Comments Andy Tharby, Assessment, Bjork Learning and Forgetting Lab at the University of California, Daniel T. Willingham, David Didau, Doug Lemov, Dylan Wiliam, Elizabeth Bjork, Joe Kirby, Michaela Community School, practice, Revision, Robert Bjork, study, Testing

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can you prepare students for their exams?

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Blogging Publication Resources 

21 Books That Have Influenced Thinking

22nd December 201718th December 2018 @TeacherToolkit 5238 Views 0 Comments Alain de Botton, Benjamin Hoff, blogs, Chip Heath, Chris Guillebeau, Dan Heath, David Price, David Price OBE, Doug Lemov, Dr Tim O'Brien, Dr. Debra Kidd, Education, Jelmer Evers, Jessica Lahey, Joel Comm, leadership, Literacy, Lucy Crehan, Paul Bambrick-Santoyo, Randy Pausch, Reading, Richard Bach, Richard Gerver, Robert Cialdini, Schools, teacher, teaching, Tom Hodgkinson

Reading Time: 5 minutes What books have influenced you this year?

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Publication Research Writing 

Practical Ideas Based On Research Evidence

24th August 201718th August 2017 @TeacherToolkit 2641 Views 0 Comments Ben Solly, Bloomsbury Books, Bloomsbury Publishing, Book, City of Edinburgh Council, Data, Doug Lemov, Evidence-based, Lesson planning, Lord Jim Knight, Mark-Plan-Teach, Marking, Natasha Devon MBE, Psychology, Publication, Rehana Shanks, Research, Ross Morrison McGill, Self-Esteem Team, teacher, TES, Tim O’Brien, Workload, Writing

Reading Time: 2 minutes What have people been saying about my new book, Mark. Plan. Teach?

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Policies Teaching and Learning 

Teaching and Learning: The Life Of A Deputy Headteacher

19th July 201629th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 15891 Views 6 Comments Andy Griffith, Andy Tharby, Daniel Willingham, David Didau, Doug Lemov, Dylan Wiliam, Graham Nutall, Jim Smith, John Hattie, Learning Policy, Mark Creasy, Martin Robinson, Mary Myatt, Paul Bambrick-Santoyo, Peps McCrea, Phil Beadle, Policy, Quintin Kynaston, R Gee, Ross Morrison McGill, Shaun Allison, Sue Cowley, Teaching and Learning, The Life of a Deputy Headteacher

Reading Time: 6 minutes When a school policy is proposed, how do you know if it’s going to help support staff?

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Coaching 

A Coaching Model

5th March 20167th March 2016 @TeacherToolkit 14271 Views 15 Comments Coaching and Mentoring, Doug Lemov, Paul Bambrick-Santoyo

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we genuinely improve teaching?

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Resources 

Books of the Year

10th January 201610th January 2016 @TeacherToolkit 6336 Views 3 Comments Andy Tharby, books, Dame Sally Coates, David Price OBE, Doug Lemov, Dr Tim O'Brien, Dr. Matt O Leary, Education, Graham Brown-Martin, Jelmer Evers, John Tomsett, Literacy, Paul Bambrick-Santoyo, Peps McCrea, Phil Beadle, Reading, Rene Kneyber, Richard Gerver, Shaun Allison

Reading Time: 3 minutes What books are you reading this year?

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Blogging Conference CPD Resources Teaching and Learning 

The Challenges of Teaching Food Technology by @TeacherToolkit

7th March 201515th February 2016 @TeacherToolkit 6270 Views 3 Comments 3rd Face-to-Face Food Teachers Conference, Design Technology, design technology teachers, Doug Lemov, Food Teachers Centre, Food Technology, Hierarchy of Needs, Louise T Davies, Maslow, Teach Like a Champion, University of East London

Reading Time: 2 minutes This is a blog for all design technology teachers, particularly food teachers. It is also useful for readers to know,

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