Pedagogy – UKEdChat

Repairing the fault line

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The secret’s clearly out – there’s a teaching crisis! Retention is at an all-time low,

What Makes a Great (History) Teacher?

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I have been pondering this question lately: what makes a great history teacher? By lately

Reciprocal vulnerability

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The idea that we must explore and share the things that make us uncomfortable.

The Teaching Timewarp…by @susanward30

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Invigorating your teaching year-after-year. Article by Susan Ward.

Dealing with ramblers

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Keeping on-topic. Article by Ben Newmark

In Defence of Card Sorts: 6 ways they can aid learning

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6 ways card sorts can support learning. Article by Andrew Jones.

Book: Good Autism Practice for Teachers by @Karen_N_Watson via @CriticalPub

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Embracing Neurodiversity and Supporting Inclusion, by Karen Watson

Always learning

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CPD learning by observation. Article by Kelly Leonard.

The Seven Alternatives to Evidence-Based Teaching

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Classifying types of evidence-based teachers within school staffrooms.

The 5 W’s and How – Using Creatively in Lessons

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There are lots of tips for writing exam answers or just writing in general. One

Writing Less, Better

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Encouraging writing with pupils. Article by Michael Smyth.

Mastering Mindset

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We can never truly master anything. Article by Martin Burrett.

Choices: Putting it together… together

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Choices – A key pedagogical tool. Article by Ben Waldram.

Using the generation effect as Retrieval Practice: some simple ideas for the classroom

Andrew Jones

The generation effect is the idea that information will be better retained in the long-term memory if it is actively generated rather than simply read. Article by Andrew Jones.

#UKEdConf21 Presentations – Day 2 Replays

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Video replays of Day 2 from the #ukedconf21