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Music Revision

Exams Teaching and Learning Video

Should Pupils Listen To Music When Revising?

19th May 201919th May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 430 Views 0 Comments #30ClassroomIdeas, A levels, Cognitive Overload, Examinations, Exams, GCSEs, Headphones, Memory, Music, Recall, retrieval, retrieval practice, Revising, Revision, Revision Tips, Teaching Tips, Video, Working Memory

Reading Time: 1 minute How can you make effective use of time when completing revision?

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Displeased Sleepy Overworked Girl Closes Eyes From Weariness, Drinks Takeaway Coffee, Feels Fatigue After Learning Material All Night Before Examination

Exams Research Teaching and Learning

Eat, Sleep, Revise, Repeat Part 2

1st April 20191st April 2019 David Lowbridge-Ellis 856 Views 1 Comment A levels, adenosine, Anxiety, blue light, caffeine, circadian rhythm, Coffee, cognitive load, Dreams, emotions, Examinations, Exams, GCSEs, Harvard, Health, jet lag, Memory, Mental Health, Mobile Phones, NHS, pupil wellbeing, Recall, retrieval, Revision, Revisions, SATs, Screen time, screentime, Sleep

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we help students prepare for exams more effectively?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning

Homework: Take It Or Leave It

2nd January 20182nd January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 3978 Views 4 Comments #TakeAwayHmk, Alfie Kohn, Ashley Loynton, deliberate practice, Effective Primary Teaching Practice Report, Etta Kravolec, Homework, Ian Kelleher, James Theobald, John Buell, John Hattie, Knowledge, Mark Creasy, Memory, Michael Rosen, Patricia Coffey, Paul Moss, retrieval, Tom Sherrington, UnHomework

Reading Time: 4 minutes Can homework be used as a teaching and learning tool?

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