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Tag Archives: Retrieval practice
Supporting Practice
Practice is an essential element in the acquisition of learning something new. Practice is utilising, applying, enacting, thinking about, writing about or speaking about new knowledge and skills so that can be consolidated or enhanced. To learn how to do something … Continue reading
Supporting Retrieval Practice with Cornell Note Taking
The benefits of retrieval practice i.e. the act of having to retrieve something from your memory (often with the help of a cue), in terms of supporting long term memory, have been well documented. Similarly a number of classroom strategies that … Continue reading
Using knowledge organisers to improve retrieval practice
At our school, all subject departments are in the process of creating knowledge organisers to support each unit of work. For the uninitiated, a knowledge organiser is a simple tool that provides clarity for both teachers and students. A successful … Continue reading
Mobilising the evidence – Part 2
On our January INSET day, five teachers presented to the rest of the teaching staff, about how they had taken the research evidence that had been presented to them at previous INSET days and other CPD activities and mobilised it … Continue reading
Posted in CPD Events, General Teaching
Tagged INSET, Modelling, Retrieval practice, Revision, Vocabulary
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Supporting memory for terminal exams
At the end of last term we reviewed our CPD provision at Durrington by asking staff to complete a questionnaire. When it came to 15 minute forums, the majority of staff said that due to other commitments they struggled to … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Forums
Tagged Memory, Retrieval practice, Spaced practice, terminal exams
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Teaching Talk – Memory App
In this episode of Teaching Talk, Jason Ramasami talks to science teacher Phoebe Bence about how she has been using an App to improve the memory of her students. Phoebe Bence – Memory App from Jason Ramasami on Vimeo.
Posted in Teaching Talk
Tagged knowledge retention, Memory, Retrieval practice, Spaced practice
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The Benefits of Regular Retrieval Practice
The first 15 minute forum of the new year was led tonight by Andy Tharby. Andy was discussing strategies that can be used to develop memory. Why knowledge is important 1. The more automatic and effortless their knowledge is, the … Continue reading
Posted in 15 Minute Forums, General Teaching
Tagged Bjork, Cognitive science, Memory, Retrieval practice
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