Sticky Teaching™
How to make learning stick
- Prepare all pupils for rigorous testing
- Ensure students remember what you teach them:
- pupil engagement
- independence in lessons
- Embed the 5 key concepts of Sticky Teaching™:
- Interactivity
- Imaginative linking
- Peer Talk 2 Teach
- Collaborative Learning Techniques
- Quick Testing Tens
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Description
Sticky learning for testing times
Testing and exam change: practices for terminal assessments
The latest research: memory and recall
Pedagogies into practice: making them stick
Ensure your lessons are unforgettable
Explore the 5 key concepts of sticky learning
Assess the stickiness of your teaching
Plan to minimise didactic teaching
Harness the power of language to motivate pupils
Develop sticky learning across the curriculum
Demonstrate progress over time with:
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sticky marking
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sticky questioning
Set sticky homework to promote independent learning
Coach pupils all the way to exam readiness
Develop positive mindsets and resilience
Interactive teaching techniques for:
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mastering difficult technical vocabulary
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understanding examination questions
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talking less, learning more
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instilling resilience and positivity
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engaging students with revision
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Additional information
| Subject | All Other Subjects |
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| Course Type | Teaching & Learning |
