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Instead of worrying about whether remembering facts hinders children’s inventiveness, we should be encouraging them to make inspired connections about knowledge, argues @harleyrich. https://t.co/nNV7ushY5w
14 #WorldBookDay 2020 ideas, activities, lesson plans, resources and costume ideas for Key Stage 1 and 2... https://t.co/T5AbFhAuEc
Instead of worrying about whether remembering facts hinders children’s inventiveness, we should be encouraging them to make inspired connections about knowledge, argues @harleyrich https://t.co/nNV7ushY5w
14 #WorldBookDay 2020 ideas, activities, lesson plans, resources and costume ideas for Key Stage 1 and 2. https://t.co/T5AbFhAuEc
14 #WorldBookDay 2020 ideas, activities, lesson plans, resources and costume ideas for Key Stage 1 and 2 https://t.co/T5AbFhAuEc
Getting children actively engaged in a narrative and playing with role can unleash the power of story and boost recall and knowledge, says @debrakidd: https://t.co/cHwcOH6v5h
Getting children actively engaged in a narrative and playing with role can unleash the power of story and boost recall and knowledge, says @debrakidd... https://t.co/cHwcOH6v5h
Getting children actively engaged in a narrative and playing with role can unleash the power of story and boost recall and knowledge, says @debrakidd. https://t.co/cHwcOH6v5h
Getting children actively engaged in a narrative and playing with role can unleash the power of story and boost recall and knowledge, says @debrakidd https://t.co/cHwcOH6v5h
A move towards evidence-based classroom practice is to be welcomed, says @stickyphysics – but it has its limits...
Read his piece “Teaching is an art, not a science” here: https://t.co/OcRxjs1WgN