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The Case for Spaced Curriculum and Revision Immersion

12th Dec 2021 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading Time: < 1 minute Is there space in your curriculum to map revision lessons across each subject area?

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🎙️ Podcast 123: Great Teaching, Workload and Research

3rd Oct 2021 by Joshua McGovern

Reading Time: < 1 minute How do schools consider teacher workload in a sensible way?

Testing Exams Anxiety

High-Stakes Testing vs. Anxiety and Metacognition

30th Mar 2021 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading Time: 2 minutes Do exams increase student anxiety, and as a consequence, do they impact on metacognitive ability to perform?

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Cognitive Apprenticeship For Transmitting Knowledge

15th Mar 2021 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading Time: 4 minutes What do you know about cognitive apprenticeship in the classroom?

School Leadership COVID-19

Podcast 97: The Current Challenges for Schools

15th Nov 2020 by Joshua McGovern

Reading Time: < 1 minute What is it children want to know about COVID-19 and post-lockdown curriculum?

The Illusion of Knowing Metacognition

The Illusion Of Learning: Improving Student Metacognition

4th Jul 2020 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading Time: 4 minutes What do you know about ‘metamemory’ illusion?

Flexible Working Hours For Parents

Podcast 67: Flexible Working Hours For Parents

19th Jan 2020 by Joshua McGovern

Reading Time: < 1 minute How can teachers balance parenting and headship, and how can schools improve flexible working?

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Podcast 59: Does Misdirected Effort Increase Teacher Workload?

6th Oct 2019 by Joshua McGovern

Reading Time: < 1 minute Do schools set homework just for the sake of it, and does it lead to unintended workload for everyone?

Retrieval Practice Memory

Retrieval Practice: The Rule of 3

23rd Sep 2019 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading Time: 3 minutes How best can a teacher test what a pupil has learnt?

The Teacher Gives A Master Class In Modeling

Making The Most Of Modelling

5th Jun 2019 by Hanna Beech

Reading Time: < 1 minute How often do you model learning to pupils?

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Exams Preparation: Go Your Own Way

8th May 2019 by Phil Naylor

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

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The Most Powerful Word In Education

14th Feb 2019 by John Dabell

Reading Time: 3 minutes What’s the most powerful word you can use in the classroom?

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