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Continue ReadingHow do we know what to put on the weekly quiz?
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Continue ReadingInvaluable diagnostic assessment tasks for any physics teacher.
From University of York, Department of Education. Link here. Here’s the menu: Well worth a look!
Continue ReadingAssessment feedback: Processes to ensure that students think!
We know that ‘Memory is the residue of thought’ (Daniel Willingham) and that in order for our students to learn…
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Continue ReadingERRR Podcast #004. Paul Weldon, Teacher Supply and Demand, and Out of Field Teaching
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Continue ReadingMy attempt at an evidence informed student feedback form.
Seeing as my students have to endure my presence, instructions, and bad jokes for 3 hours and 45 minutes each…
Continue ReadingTOT009: What makes good PD + more twitter takeaways.
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Continue ReadingTOT008: Seminal papers in Ed psych + more twitter takeaways
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