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Want to lock in learning? Try regular reviews
It’s all too easy to cover a topic and move on, but returning to look from a fresh perspective can reap huge benefits
27 April 2019
GCSEs: 4 revision tips backed by research
Rereading and making notes won’t cut it. Here’s what the science says about making information stick
15 April 2019
Why every teacher should be using dual coding
Our brains work best when information comes in more than one format – mix it up to make learning stick, says Mark Enser
28 March 2019
‘Stop putting all society’s problems on to schools’
From climate change to knife crime, we need to stop laying the ills of society at the school gates, writes Mark Enser
21 March 2019
Questioning: when and how to use it in the classroom
Too often, we use questioning badly in our teaching – here’s how to make sure that it deepens learning, says Mark Enser
11 March 2019
Interleaving: are we getting it all wrong?
‘Interleaving’ curriculum design is all the rage, but the research isn’t always interpreted correctly, says Mark Enser
27 February 2019
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