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Are live online lessons better than recorded ones?
With online learning, live lessons have been deemed the gold standard – but is that really the case, asks Mark Enser
6 January 2021
Stop talking ‘at’ teachers and listen to them instead
When it comes to big issues in education, teachers are the experts – they shouldn’t be ignored, says Mark Enser
13 December 2020
Why some low-stakes quizzes work better than others
Research shows that regular low-stakes quizzes help students to learn but not all quiz questions are created equal, finds Mark Enser
29 November 2020
Why we can’t judge schools on online learning
Calls to judge schools on online learning ignore the fact that it simply can’t replicate the classroom, says Mark Enser
2 November 2020
GCSEs 2021: Are you getting revision all wrong?
Some of the most common revision tasks that teachers set don’t help students perform in exams, says Mark Enser
1 November 2020
Why schools need a fresh approach to new initiatives
Let’s stop looking at solutions in search of a problem and start identifying problems we actually have, says Mark Enser
24 October 2020
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