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7 Books That Have Influenced My Thinking

29th December 201830th January 2019 @TeacherToolkit 2253 Views 0 Comments 2018, books, British Society, business, Chip Heath, Cognitive Science, Constitutional Power, Dan Heath, Daniel H. Pink, Daniel H. Priestley, Daniel T. Willingham, Everyday Racism, Graham Nuthall, Influence, Institutional Racism, Key Person of Influence, Memory, Money, quit, racism, Reni Eddo-Lodge, Roger Schank, Seth Godin, Subject-Based Instruction, Teaching Minds, The Dip, The Hidden Lives of Learners, The Power of Moments, To Sell Is Human, Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race, Why Knowledge Matters

Reading Time: 4 minutes What books have influenced your thoughts?

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Apple SIns

Leadership Research Teaching and Learning

7 Deadly School Sins

10th June 201811th June 2018 @TeacherToolkit 8857 Views 12 Comments Appraisal, Data, Graham Nuthall, Lesson grading, Lesson planning, Marking, Measures of Effective Teaching, MockSTED, Myths, Ofsted, Professor Robert Coe, sins, Teaching and Learning, Value Added Measures, Work Scrutiny

Reading Time: 6 minutes What if schools could work more effectively?

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Cultural Myths Learning

International Research Teaching and Learning

The Cultural Myths of Teaching and Learning

9th June 201820th July 2018 @TeacherToolkit 3585 Views 1 Comment Adrienne Alton-Lee, Cultural, Cultural Myths, Culture, film, Graham Nuthall, Jean Piaget, Lev Vygotsky, Myths, New Zealand, PhD, Research, Ritual, Tape-Recorders, Teaching and Learning, The Hidden Lives of Learners, University of Canterbury

Reading Time: 9 minutes How does culture shape our understanding of both the teaching and learning process?

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