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Session 99 – How can we spread the benefits of a new taxonomy with SOLO?
The #ukedchat of Thursday 24 May 2012 – there was a tie in the poll between SOLO taxonomy and how it could be embraced and developed as a new taxonomy in schools and the discussion about how secret...
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UKEd Mag: February – Issue 02
Following on from the tremendous success of our first UKEd Magazine launched last month, receiving fantastic feedback, subscriptions and a huge number of readers, the February issue of the publication...
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Session 206: How can SOLO taxonomy improve teaching and learning?
Date: Thursday 12th June 2014. Hosted by: @ICTMagic How can SOLO taxonomy improve teaching and learning? The SOLO Taxonomy is widely used across different schools, as its approach supports pupils...
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UKEdMag: Opinion – Life after Levels by @aknill
With teachers in England facing an assessment system without levels, there is a lot of head-scratching going on in schools across the land wondering how they will demonstrate progress of pupils without...
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A pragmatic approach to SOLO by @ScienceDouglas
This is a re-blog post originally posted by Euan Douglas, and published with kind permission. The original post can be found here. Do you have a blog post which you are proud of? Submit your blog post...
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UKEdMag: Stretching Your Students by @aknill
This short article originally appeared in the November 2014 Edition of UKEdMagazine. Click here to freely view. After returning from a recent parents evening with Year 11 it was clear that the prime...
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25 Pedagogy Ideas that Teachers found on Twitter
In our survey, we asked teachers to tell us about resources that they found on twitter which they then implemented in the classroom. Here are 25 of the most commonly shared ideas: Click on image to...
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Doing difficult things; climbing sideways by @concordmoose
This is a re-blog post originally posted by Susie Wilson (@concordmoose) and published with kind permission. The original post can be found here. Do you have a blog post which you are proud of? Submit...
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What Makes Great Teaching? 6 Lessons from Learners by @Powley_R
Tom Sherrington wrote recently that seeking student views can “help us to do a better job as teachers.” At times, students’ viewpoints need to be treated with caution. In Do Learners Really Know...
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A Geography Smorgasbord by @unicorn4275
One of the highlights of the 2015 Geography Association Conference at Manchester was the inaugural #gaconf15 Teach Meet. I was lucky enough to get a slot to share some ideas, and (as promised to the...
View ArticleSession 99 – How can we spread the benefits of a new taxonomy with SOLO?
– The #ukedchat of Thursday 24 May 2012 – there was a tie in the poll between SOLO taxonomy and how it could be embraced and developed as a new taxonomy in schools and the discussion about how secret...
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UKEd Mag: February – Issue 02
–Following on from the tremendous success of our first UKEd Magazine launched last month, receiving fantastic feedback, subscriptions and a huge number of readers, the February issue of the publication...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Session 206: How can SOLO taxonomy improve teaching and learning?
-Date: Thursday 12th June 2014. Hosted by: @ICTMagic How can SOLO taxonomy improve teaching and learning? The SOLO Taxonomy is widely used across different schools, as its approach supports pupils...
View ArticleUKEdMag: Opinion – Life after Levels by @aknill
-With teachers in England facing an assessment system without levels, there is a lot of head-scratching going on in schools across the land wondering how they will demonstrate progress of pupils...
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UKEdMag: Stretching Your Students by @aknill
– This short article originally appeared in the November 2014 Edition of UKEdMagazine. Click here to freely view. After returning from a recent parents evening with Year 11 it was clear that the prime...
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25 Pedagogy Ideas that Teachers found on Twitter by @digicoled
In our survey, we asked teachers to tell us about resources that they found on Twitter which they then implemented in the classroom. Here are 25 of the most commonly shared ideas: Click on image to...
View ArticleDoing difficult things; climbing sideways by @concordmoose
This is a re-blog post originally posted by Susie Wilson (@concordmoose) and published with kind permission. The original post can be found here. Do you have a blog post which you are proud of? Submit...
View ArticleWhat Makes Great Teaching? 6 Lessons from Learners by @Powley_R
Tom Sherrington wrote recently that seeking student views can “help us to do a better job as teachers.” At times, students’ viewpoints need to be treated with caution. In Do Learners Really Know...
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A Geography Smorgasbord by @unicorn4275
– One of the highlights of the 2015 Geography Association Conference at Manchester was the inaugural #gaconf15 Teach Meet. I was lucky enough to get a slot to share some ideas, and (as promised to the...
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A pragmatic approach to SOLO by @ScienceDouglas
This is a re-blog post originally posted by Euan Douglas, and published with kind permission. The original post can be found here. This article was originally published in 2014, but has been updated to...
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