Teach First-ers publish Maths e-book. Perhaps no other school subject commands awe quite like mathematics. Published on Amazon and edited by Kris Boulton, Teach First 2011 participant.

Selecting the best for your learning nest. Key research findings about Differentiated Instruction. Key research findings about Differentiated Instruction.

Overview of some work I was doing for some friends yesterday. Sketchnotes for a filmed interview with a Humanist friend. I had the privilege of illustrating a superb book about teaching by Shaun Allison and Andy Tharby. This is the central image that summarises qualities or ingredients that make for excellent teaching. More of my educational imagery can be found here.

I think that the end of the summer term is a good time to reflect on the year that has just passed, and how this is going to shape our focus for the coming year.

A guide to this blog. I write about teaching, research, curriculum and assessment, teacher training, leadership and the education system. Knowledge, memory and practice. Three applications of cognitive science. Visible learning and cognitive science.

Working harder makes you smarter. Originally posted on Class Teaching. Last Thursday saw our fourth annual TeachMeet at Durrington High School. As always, it was a fantastic evening. A great demonstration of the appetite of teachers for sharing and collaboration exactly what teachmeets should be about. The evening got off to a great start with David Didau. Kate Bloomfield The best revision guideever. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

Personal freedom on words and thoughts.

An English teacher trying to get better. Looking to discuss and share teaching and learning ideas. What do we want from the KS3 Curriculum? Around two and a half years ago, Head teacher Tom Sherrington posted this tweet.