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How to use worked examples in the classroom
Using worked examples in the classroom can be an incredibly effective learning tool for your students, helping to reduce...
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Using HITS in the classroom: The art of questioning
Teachers ask a lot of questions. In fact, studies have shown that teachers can ask between 300 to 400 questions a day, with...
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Combining digital technologies with collaborative learning
Digital technologies can often be associated with quiet or individual work. While that style of learning certainly has its...
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Using metacognitive strategies in the classroom
Traditional classrooms are often associated with students passively receiving information from their teacher. While this...
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5 Ways English teachers use Atomi in the classroom
We recently hosted a webinar on how an online teaching and learning platform can support teachers and students in the English...
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A practical guide to transforming your classroom with HITS
We’re excited to share our latest resource with you: Teaching with impact: A practical guide to transforming your classroom with...
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Creating well-structured lessons
Well-structured lessons are vital to student success. However, what exactly constitutes a ‘well-structured’ lesson?This is a...
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The benefits of outlining learning intentions and success criteria
As teachers, we tell students what they are learning every...
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How to make classroom feedback fast and effective
Research tells us that for feedback to be effective it needs to be “precise, timely, specific, accurate and actionable”...
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Using HITS in the classroom: All you need to know about multiple exposures
Multiple exposures is a high impact teaching strategy that...
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Classroom practices to support continuity of learning during teacher shortages
As all teachers know all too well, Australian schools are...
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What is explicit instruction and how can teachers use it?
The debate between student-directed and teacher-directed learning is not new to educators. For more than 10 years, many teachers...
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