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This episode, being episode 60, it marks five years of the Education Research Reading Room podcast. It’s been a truly incredible journey so far and an absolute privilege to speak to world leaders in education for the past half decade.
Thank you to everyone who is a listener of the podcast, and especially to those who support the podcast through Patreon. Your support has had a huge impact on my ability to keep the podcast sustainable over the years, and I’ve got a little ‘thank you’ announcement for Patrons about half way through the podcast : )
In this episode we’re speaking with Dr Anita Archer. Anita is an educational consultant to school districts on explicit instruction. She has taught primary and secondary school students and is the recipient of 10 awards honouring her excellence in teaching and contributions to the field of education. Anita has served on the faculties of several renowned universities, published numerous books about teaching and learning, and had a huge impact on education over her fifty five years in the profession.
Anita is actually the most requested guest for the ERRR podcast, which is why I thought it would be great to have her on for the five year anniversary, and today we’re discussing her hugely popular book, Explicit Instruction: Effective and Efficient Teaching.
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Links/resources mentioned in the show
- Recommended Books
- Hold-ups. A cool way of eliciting student responses.
- Also see Ollie's book: Cognitive Load Theory in Action
- Australia: Get a signed copy here
- UK – John Catt Publishing UK
- US – John Catt US
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