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Teachers ask an average of 400 questions a day. It's always the same kids giving the answers. What about the rest of the class? The silent kids hiding in the background? The more disruptive pupils? Or those who easily get distracted? It is scientifically proven that active inquiry and learning are children’s natural inclination. So what can you do to encourage those natural sparks of curiosity during your lessons?
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12 learning techniques to apply Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction
Rosenshine’s principles of instruction have been gaining a lot of attention over the last few years. Many teachers and educators believe it to be one of the best pieces of education theory recently published. The proposed principles are easy to assimilate and implement in the classroom, using skills that you already have refined over the years. This white paper will be of great help; translating theory into interactive lessons to teach in the classroom. Download it now.
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Teachers ask an average of 400 questions a day. It's always the same kids giving the answers. What about the rest of the class? The silent kids hiding in the background? The more disruptive pupils? Or those who easily get distracted? It is scientifically proven that active inquiry and learning are children’s natural inclination. So what can you do to encourage those natural sparks of curiosity during your lessons?