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Principle of Learning #3 – Change
An eloquent presentation of the workings of working memory and the implications it holds for learning
Learning Design and the Biathlon
A biathlon is an amazing endurance event competed in winter climates. Originating from the real necessity of skiing in incredibly rugged terrain for long distances
Acronyms and initialisms – what’s the difference?
When I started my new job recently, I was absolutely bombarded with hundreds, nay, thousands of acronyms and initialisms. It’s been a revelation that so
Plenaries, not LO’s – that’s where it’s at.
There would be few teachers around the world who haven’t been advised to publish LO’s at the beginning of every lesson – to signal where
Setting independent homework ain’t easy
Knowledge-based homework versus independent study A Teacher setting homework must be conscious of the difference between these two types of tasks. The reason being that
LEARNING DESIGN by Paul G Moss 