On teaching to a question – but what question to ask?
For teachers, ‘teaching to a question’ is often the most efficient way of organizing a lesson, and it’s something I […]
For teachers, ‘teaching to a question’ is often the most efficient way of organizing a lesson, and it’s something I […]
Station based lessons are those in which the teacher sets up a number of different (and differentiated) tasks on different
Socrative is a real-time feedback learning-tool which allows teachers to quickly produce multiple choice, true/ false or open ended questions
Quizlet is basically an online flashcard and quiz generator – you simply set up a discrete ‘study set’, for example,
There are four main problems of the increasing role of large technology companies in education, all of which stem from
My weekly ‘Monday teaching and learning’ post: I’ve been thinking about questioning in A-level Sociology recently,* in particular I’ve been
There are three main types of ‘question’ in A-level sociology exams: Outline and explain questions Analyse questions Evaluate questions This
‘Ranking is an academic exercise; through the exchange of opinion thinking is exercised and personal understanding is achieved of key
Matching exercises or ‘sentence sorts’ simply involve students matching the concept/ sociologist/ perspective/ method to a definition/ statement. Simple example:
Producing engaging written and audio visual resources Emotional sensitivity Evaluation and decision making based on standardized criteria Presentation and communication