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What will the rise of AI really mean for schools?
Artificial intelligence is forcing us to re-examine everything – from the role of direct instruction to the importance of literacy, say Dylan Wiliam, John Hattie and Arran Hamilton, whose new research explores the implications of AI in schools
General
12 September 2023
Dylan Wiliam: Let’s look again at research on feedback
Teachers are bombarded with research on feedback – but is it really relevant? Dylan Wiliam gives his expert view
General
11 June 2021
Dylan Wiliam: Teaching not a research-based profession
‘Classrooms are just too complicated for research ever to tell teachers what to do,’ says Dylan Wiliam
30 May 2019
Memories are made of this
Three simple but hugely important aspects of memory are largely being overlooked in schools, but the right classroom approach could see students retaining the maximum amount of learning for their efforts, says Dylan Wiliam
28 January 2018
Dylan Wiliam: The nine things every teacher should know
We have more evidence about what works in the classroom than ever before, but how much of that knowledge is in the hands of teachers? Educationalist Dylan Wiliam outlines the essential information he wishes he’d had when he started out in schools – gleaned from some of the world’s top academics
3 September 2016
The 9 things every teacher should know
We have more evidence about what works in the classroom than ever before, but how much of that knowledge is in the hands of teachers? Educationalist Dylan Wiliam outlines the essential information he wishes he’d had when he started out in schools – gleaned from some of the world’s top academics
2 September 2016
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