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Tag Archives: 6 principles
Explanation Made Easy
As part of a series of blogs focused on Durrington’s six teaching principles, this piece deals with the underpinning principle of explanation. It marries with James Crane’s blog on the Durrington Research School website. According to the Collins English Dictionary ‘if you give … Continue reading
Everyday challenge
As part of a series of blogs focused on Durrington’s six teaching principles, this piece deals with the underpinning principle of challenge. It marries with Andy Tharby’s blog on the Durrington Research School website. A transformational moment for me when clarifying what … Continue reading