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What do teachers believe?

Mar 16, 2017 | Category: research

It's well-established that various 'myths' about how students' learn are remarkably persistent in the face of contradictory evidence. In 2014, Paul Howard-Jones' article, Neuroscience and education: m...

#learning styles #Jo Boaler #neuromyths #Paul Howard-Jones

Evidence and disadvantage: How useful is the EEF Toolkit?

Feb 26, 2017 | Category: research

Although everyone's education is important, the education of disadvantaged students is, arguably, of much greater importance than that of students from more advantaged backgrounds. The more privileged...

#learning styles #John Tomsett #Education Endowment Foundation #Greg Ashman #ED Hirsch Jr #Sir Kevan Collins

In praise of signposts

Oct 31, 2015 | Category: research

The safest road to hell is the gradual one - the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts.C. S. Lewis If you're not sure which way to go, a sign pos...

#learning styles #VAK

It's the bell curve, stupid!

Jun 10, 2015 | Category: research

Like an ultimate fact without any cause, the individual outcome of a measurement is, however, in general not comprehended by laws. This must necessarily be the case. Wolfgang Pauli A month or so bac...

#learning styles #feedback #Steve Higgins #CEM #EEF Toolkit #normal distribution curves

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What do teachers believe?

Evidence and disadvantage: How useful is the EEF Toolkit?

In praise of signposts

It's the bell curve, stupid!

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