This weekend the strategy of flipped learning has been a divisive one on Twitter. Greg Ashman implored that it is an inequitable strategy, with errant
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HOW LEARNING GAPS GROW – THE MATTHEW EFFECT
Coined by sociologist Robert Merton, the Matthew Effect derives its name from a verse in the New Testament (Matthew 25:29) which reads, “For unto every
Tes Education Resources: An Open Expression of Concern
This post has been agreed by several teachers and is shared across several blog sites. In the last couple of years, we have openly expressed
CREATIVITY – why it’s gone from our SCHOOLS
This is the 2nd post on creativity. The first is here. Creativity is important! Whilst not an essential outcome for learning, (a delineating factor with
Curriculum and reading comprehension
An effective school curriculum is one that centres on comprehension. Wanting to understand the world around us is possibly the strongest driver of education. Comprehension
I understand off-rolling, but that doesn’t make it right.
Off rolling is a pernicious activity but I would hasten to suggest that it is not a strategy that any school would voluntarily employ.
LEARNING DESIGN by Paul G Moss 