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Why do we overestimate the importance of differences?

Nov 05, 2014 | Category: learning
"For a difference to be a difference, it must make a difference." William James We're all different. Obviously. Just like snowflakes, human beings are all special, unique and entirely individual. B...
#differentiation #learning styles #cognitive bias #Carl Weiman

The 'practice' of teaching

Jan 16, 2012 | Category: learning
Fewer (activities); Deeper (learning); Better (student outcomes). John Tomsett, Headteacher This is not a blog post proper, just some notes on Hattie's introduction to Visible Learning for Teachers. H...
#Dylan Wiliam #John Hattie #learning styles #Visible Learning for Teachers

Some thoughts on Learning Styles

Dec 05, 2011 | Category: learning
The rusting can of worms that is Learning Styles has been prised open again and the wriggling mess is crawling all over the educational twittersphere. And on that note I will stop extending the metaph...
#AfL #Ian Gilbert #learning styles #Bill Boyd #Daniel Wilingham #Old Andrew #VAK

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