Introducing our ELE team – Jack Tavassoly-Marsh
we are really excited to introduce our newly assembled team of ‘Evidence Leads in Education’ (ELE)
we are really excited to introduce our newly assembled team of ‘Evidence Leads in Education’ (ELE)
We are really excited to introduce our newly assembled team of ‘Evidence Leads in Education’ (ELE)
Our new team of ‘Evidence Leads in Education’ (ELE) will each write a short introduction to themselves. First up is Adam.
In this new age of distance learning, how can teachers create effective multiple-choice questions to assess from afar?
In this blog, Assistant Headteacher Anna Ward describes how her team of English teachers have adapted to distance teaching
Head of MFL Kate Cooper demonstrates how she models writing to her Y9 French class
How can we use the research evidence to support the progress of our high attaining students?
Continuing our ‘Self-Regulation at a Distance’ series, the maths team have produced a series of short videos for students.
Continuing with our ‘Self-Regulation at a Distance’ series, here’s Chris Runeckles tackling a GCSE history question
Continuing our series on self-regulation, Andy Tharby models his own metacognitive thinking
In this video blog we continue to look at how teachers are modelling metacognition during distance teaching.
Continuing our exploration of self-regulation at a distance, here’s Ben Crockett modelling his metacognitive thinking.
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