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Mon Jun 2019 by benharding

Using Cognitive Load Theory to Crack Addition Pt 1 of 3

Cognitive Load Theory- Ben Harding shares how teachers can successfully teach ‘3-digit add 3-digit’ problems by first helping pupils to solve ‘2-digit add 2-digit’ problems.

Fri Jun 2019 by janellemclaughlin

Tools and Projects to Build Research and Information Fluency

In the last of her series on Research and Information Fluency, Janelle shares how she encourages teachers to set up PBL throughout the curriculum and why it isn't scary. She also shares some more general tips.

Wed Jun 2019 by carolinekeep

#MakerED series- Caroline Keep- Episode VIII- Create Education 3D Printing

The next episode in our #MakerEd Series, Caroline Keep talks to Sonya Horton from The CREATE Education Project on getting 3D printing into your school.

Tue Jun 2019 by bencooper

The Learning Adventure- how to plan an exciting and engaging topic!

The Learning Adventure is a simple scaffold for teachers which allows you to plan an exciting and engaging unit of learning for the children in your class. It follows an inquiry model followed by many creative and tech businesses when developing new products. This is a chance to deliver the curriculum in a modern and fun way that engages children and builds key skill that they will need for future success!

Thu May 2019 by adrewkeegan

Curriculum for Wales: Expressive Arts: A Discussion

The Welsh government decided that the whole curriculum needed an overhaul . 'On the 30th April 2019, the draft documents were released for consultation with the whole of the educational community. Here’s what [Andrew Keegan] think[s] about the Expressive Arts document.'

Tue May 2019 by bencooper

Personalising Classroom Learning

Differentiation is a huge topic and can sometimes appear impossible to achieve completely. But by understanding the basics and handing the choice over to the children, it can be far easier to manage. Find out what basic personalised learning looks like and some handy hints to support your lesson planning!

Wed May 2019 by niomiclyderoberts

Make It Stick – my reflection on retrieval, recall and memory retention.

Know your children, build their confidence, by showing them it’s OK to fail [...] There are ALWAYS going to be different levels of understanding, but it’s about catering for ALL, allowing them to achieve their PERSONAL POTENTIAL.

Mon May 2019 by jaynecarter

The Development of Coping Skills in the Early Years

In EYFS, pupils are expected to gain skills like having a ‘can do’ attitude, keeping on trying & choosing ways to do things. They are also expected to consider theirs’ & others’ points of views as well as adapting to a range of situations. Jayne Carter discusses how important this is.

Sat May 2019 by janniferwyman

Exam Anxiety

Exam season is just about to begin. Jennifer Wyman shares her best tips to help with students' wellbeing.

Wed May 2019 by carolinekeep

#MakerED Series- Episode VII

Episode 7 of Caroline Keep's engaging vlog series on #MakerEd. This time, Caroline talks about Dual Coding.

Fri Apr 2019 by mrmorgs

KS2 Maths SATs Language Analysis

Mr Morgs' next blog on how we can teach children to approach the language used in the reasoning papers in the KS2 SATs.

Mon Mar 2019 by sophiemcphee

Bringing Old and Young Together- cheap, easy and benefits all involved

If you want your students to empathise with others, they need to mix with others. Sophie takes her students to their local care home and it has been a great success.

Thu Mar 2019 by noadaniel

Elevate Your Audience

In classroom presentations, your audience need to feel worthwhile. You want them to engage with the presenters so they can learn.

Mon Mar 2019 by janellemclaughlin

Tools and Resources to Spark Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

In an ideal classroom that enhances critical thinking and problem solving, students have personal ownership in the teaching and learning, must discern best tools and strategies to employ in order to solve problems, regularly engage in higher order thinking, are asked to justify their decisions and practices, and take part in self-evaluation and reflection.

Thu Mar 2019 by amyknight

It's the Book, Not the Look

What is World Book Day supposed to be? Is it a chance to dress up or is it a chance to encourage children to read and love books?

Wed Feb 2019 by kareninamackay

Reel Them In – Do lesson hooks still have a place in teaching?

How do you grab your class' attention? Hooks and 'gimmicks' can do this but are they always for the best?

Mon Feb 2019 by explorify

Never Mind what Happened to the Cat – Did the Curriculum Kill Curiosity?

Children can be the most curious of creatures but how do we keep their curiosity going? How do we get them excited to ask questions and enjoy learning?

Mon Jan 2019 by adamwatkins

Enhanced Provision in Key Stage Two

When children finish a school year and return in September, they are often expected to work at a higher level with little preparation. Adam discusses how he is preparing his students while supporting the whole class.

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Using Cognitive Load Theory to Crack Addition Pt 1 of 3

Tools and Projects to Build Research and Information Fluency

#MakerED series- Caroline Keep- Episode VIII- Create Education 3D Printing

The Learning Adventure- how to plan an exciting and engaging topic!

Curriculum for Wales: Expressive Arts: A Discussion

Personalising Classroom Learning

Make It Stick – my reflection on retrieval, recall and memory retention.

The Development of Coping Skills in the Early Years

Exam Anxiety

#MakerED Series- Episode VII

KS2 Maths SATs Language Analysis

Bringing Old and Young Together- cheap, easy and benefits all involved

Elevate Your Audience

Tools and Resources to Spark Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

It's the Book, Not the Look

Reel Them In – Do lesson hooks still have a place in teaching?

Never Mind what Happened to the Cat – Did the Curriculum Kill Curiosity?

Enhanced Provision in Key Stage Two

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Using Cognitive Load Theory to Crack Addition Pt 1 of 3

Tools and Projects to Build Research and Information Fluency

#MakerED series- Caroline Keep- Episode VIII- Create Education 3D Printing

The Learning Adventure- how to plan an exciting and engaging topic!

Curriculum for Wales: Expressive Arts: A Discussion

Personalising Classroom Learning

Make It Stick – my reflection on retrieval, recall and memory retention.

The Development of Coping Skills in the Early Years

Exam Anxiety

#MakerED Series- Episode VII

KS2 Maths SATs Language Analysis

Bringing Old and Young Together- cheap, easy and benefits all involved

Elevate Your Audience

Tools and Resources to Spark Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

It's the Book, Not the Look

Reel Them In – Do lesson hooks still have a place in teaching?

Never Mind what Happened to the Cat – Did the Curriculum Kill Curiosity?

Enhanced Provision in Key Stage Two

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