Brain-Based Learning: Integrating Neuroscience into Curriculum Design Understanding the ‘how’ in ‘how we learn’ is core to curriculum design, or intent, and when teaching children - the implementation. We all want children to ‘learn the curriculum’, but what exactly does that mean? How can we get greater impact? And, importantly, how do we do that in the classroom? That is
Brain-Based Learning: Integrating Neuroscience into Curriculum Design Understanding the ‘how’ in ‘how we learn’ is core to curriculum design, or intent, and when teaching children - the implementation. We all want children to ‘learn the curriculum’, but what exactly does that mean? How can we get greater impact? And, importantly, how do we do that in the classroom? That is
Brain-Based Learning: Integrating Neuroscience into Curriculum Design Understanding the ‘how’ in ‘how we learn’ is core to curriculum design, or intent, and when teaching children - the implementation. We all want children to ‘learn the curriculum’, but what exactly does that mean? How can we get greater impact? And, importantly, how do we do that in the classroom? That is
Teaching vocabulary is a focus for many schools and is increasingly considered a key area in raising standards in English, reading and across the wider curriculum. Limited word knowledge is a key factor in under-achievement of both English speaking learners as well as SEND and EAL learners. Without excellent word knowledge, learners are poorly equipped to engage with the demands
Brain-Based Learning: Integrating Neuroscience into Curriculum Design Understanding the ‘how’ in ‘how we learn’ is core to curriculum design, or intent, and when teaching children - the implementation. We all want children to ‘learn the curriculum’, but what exactly does that mean? How can we get greater impact? And, importantly, how do we do that in the classroom? That is
Teaching vocabulary is a focus for many schools and is increasingly considered a key area in raising standards in English, reading and across the wider curriculum. Limited word knowledge is a key factor in under-achievement of both English speaking learners as well as SEND and EAL learners. Without excellent word knowledge, learners are poorly equipped to engage with the demands
Adaptive teaching is a vital approach for fostering a completely inclusive classroom environment and has been demonstrated to enhance student outcomes. It is a fundamental element of the Teachers’ Standards, the Early Career Framework, and the OFSTED Education Inspection Framework. Unlike traditional methods of differentiation that might have required different groups of pupils to undertake distinct tasks or achieve varied
Adaptive teaching is a vital approach for fostering a completely inclusive classroom environment and has been demonstrated to enhance student outcomes. It is a fundamental element of the Teachers’ Standards, the Early Career Framework, and the OFSTED Education Inspection Framework. Unlike traditional methods of differentiation that might have required different groups of pupils to undertake distinct tasks or achieve varied
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