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Tricia Taylor
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Author of Connect the Dots | Teaching & Learning nerd | Crafting CPD that works w/ TailoredPractice | Former UK & US teacher/leader, now leading T&L at an int’l school | Always curious about how we learn best! www.tailoredpractice.com/about
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CPD leads & teachers: a simple way to build community at the start of the year & model good teaching — modelling, scaffolding, checking for understanding.

Here’s my guide for adapting it for students (includes poem, definitions, and sentence starters www.tailoredpractice.com/single-post/...
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Just found this terrific charity!

In Key Stage 2, only 11% of the named individuals on the National Curriculum for History are women.

In fact, that 11% is only one woman. 👿👿

End sexism in schools.
Perfect to share in your schools for #IWD25.

endsexisminschools.org.uk
Great quote reminding us why students—even when they know the science of learning—still don't use the most effective strategies.
"Repetition is good for learning, but terrible for motivation." Daniel Willingham
3 Powerful Classroom Techniques: How to Make Them Work (Without Overdoing It)

How would you improve these?

“Chat with someone near you …”
“Get out your notes for retrieval practice”
“Who knows the answer?”

They’re well-intentioned—but often miss the mark.
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Three Powerful Classroom Techniques: How to Make Them Work (Without Overdoing It)
Effective teaching isn’t about tricks; it’s about getting students to think about the right stuff—and think in a way that actually strengthens memory, doesn’t overload it. That simple principle underp...
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Thanks for the mention. Great bookstore selection. :-)
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My workshops (with Nina Dibner):

1. Connect the Dots: An Educator's Guide to Teaching Students How to Learn

2. Using the Science of Learning to Define Your School's Guiding Principles for Great Teaching
Coming soon: I'll be speaking @learningandtheb conference in NYC in April. Honoured to be alongside an incredible lineup of speakers, exploring latest in the science of learning.

Join us in person or via Zoom

#LearningAndTheBrain #ScienceOfLearning #CPD

www.learningandthebrain.com/conference-5...
Educational conference April 25-27, 2025: The Science of Learning
The Science of How We Learn
www.learningandthebrain.com
Wise feedback. If you mentor, teach or parent young people—esp adolescents—this will be a fascinating talk by David Yeager youtube.com/watch?v=79Ao...
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Love the lights. Small, medium children will love it 👍🏻😃
Interesting… Thanks for sharing
Great. I’ve been following Yeager’s work for years so I’m very excited for this book.
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What's your takeaway from this?

The most effective feedback is focused on the learner's task, their processing of it, and their self-regulation.

Download and share our free eBook on feedback! 👇
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Lots of practical tips and excellent questions to help Ts put routines into place, esp new teachers. Having clear routines frees up cognitive space for teaching and learning. Check it out now or bookmark for Sept. cpet.tc.columbia.edu/news-press/r...
Rethinking the Three Rs: Revisiting Classroom Routines
Create clear and consistent procedures that communicate classroom expectations to students.
cpet.tc.columbia.edu
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📚✨ The Power of Focused Reading ✨🧠

In today’s fast-paced world, attention is critical but often fractured. 🌍 Research suggests that sustained reading is essential for building comprehension, empathy, and cognitive endurance. 📖💡

A thread 🧵 (1/3)
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Really enjoyed your podcast and focus on rehearse for a real context. Thanks for putting it out there. In particular, I echo the importance of CPD facilitators being about to model what they are teaching. We need more show, not tell.
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#EduSky folks, a wealth of resources for the taking! And if you don't already own Powerful Teaching, it's a worthy investment.
Are students really learning when we get information into their heads? It's time to get information OUT of their heads with retrieval practice! Download more than 100 free teaching resources from our library. #EduSky
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In our free resources, written by cognitive scientists, we condense research on teaching strategies, why they enhance learning, and how to implement them in the classroom.
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Thanks for the one pager. Routines also free up cognitive space for teachers.