In this section, we review resources to help schools, students and families with their growth mindset, metacognition, revision, mobile phone usage, sleep… and more. We do not get paid to write these reviews - you can be sure that what you read is what we genuinely think. We also use a more balanced star ranking system.
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Kirschner and Hendrick's "How Learning Happens" is the perfect tool for educators to engage with and utilise some of the most important research finds out there. From clear conc...
Kate Jones's "Retrieval practice: research and resources for every classroom" is possibly the most comprehensive overview of the research in this area that we have come across –...
Tom Sherrington's book Rosenshine's Principles in Action, a quick and helpful read based on Rosenshine's 10 Principles of Instruction for every teacher looking for applicable cl...