Today saw another triumphant outing for Tom Bennett’s grassroots conference, researchED. This year I ran a session investigating the research into how we transfer what we learn between different contexts, the slides for which, along with hyperlinked references to the studies I’ve cited, are below.
The high point for me was that Paul Kirschner said the presentation was “pretty good”. I will write up an explanation for these as time allows over the next few days, but for those who can’t wait, turn to Chapter 6 of What Every Teacher Needs To Know About Psychology.
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