As I say in the presentation, this is a reminder that Rosenshine’s principles are not: A list of things to include in all planning. The silver bullet that will solve all issues. They are however useful to help support your current teaching methods. They could […]
Dear Bex, Well, it’s kind of a surprise that you’ve got here really. Approaching the end of your time in Lancaster you didn’t really know what to do with yourself and you kind of fell into teacher training. The idea was to do the School […]
I’m coming clean. Online Bex and School Bex are two different people. In fact, School Bex doesn’t exist, it’s School Rebecca. Online Bex is confident, not confident enough to throw herself into discussions on Twitter too much, but confident enough to share views and the […]
This week Tom Rogers (Founder of things like TeachMeet Icons and Edudate) launched Edumate. Much like Edudate, there are those out there who are sceptical of the idea, but I wanted to blog to explain why I think it’s a great idea and something I […]
Recently there has been a huge spike in views of this post from 2018 where I shared a selection of retrieval practice starter activities which could be used in MFL lessons. At that time I was doing a lot of thinking and writing about this, […]
