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Sally Thorne tells us about good, old fashioned sock puppets can be a fun and creative way to help students learn.

Sally Thorne tells us about how QR codes can be a useful teaching tool.

A big Hodder History Nest thank you to Lesley Ann McDermott for all her interesting posts and a big hello to Sally Thorne, one of our authors, who'll be blogging for us for the next two weeks.
The SOLO Taxonomy theory has the advantage over Bloom’s taxonomy. Whilst Bloom’s assists the teacher in finding the verbs to plan the learning intentions, SOLO has the edge because it specifically and precisely targets the learning intention making it visible to the learner. It allows students to ‘feed up’ on where they are going, ‘feedback’ on how well they are doing and ‘feed forward’ on their next learning steps.
 
Move over Bloom’s, the future is SOLO.

Lesley Ann McDermott discusses differentiated learning and how offering students a choice can make students engage better with content.

This blog is about how to use a simple literacy Accelerated Learning memory technique to improve revision skills.


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