
Improving Classroom Performance
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Dedication
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- Part 1 : Key Principles
- Key Principle 1 : Introducing effective starters and plenaries as well as 'da Vinci moments'
- Key Principle 2 : Delivering constant reinforcement as a means of embedding knowledge and providing on-going revision
- Key Principle 3 : Introducing variety - the spice of life
- Key Principle 4 : 'Do first, teach after' whenever possible
- Key Principle 5 : Encouraging students to create teaching materials themselves
- Key Principle 6 : Demonstrating and articulating success by modelling the desired outcomes
- Part 2 : At the Chalkface
- How to present yourself in the classroom
- Rules, routines and rituals for establishing effective learning patterns in your lessons
- Strategies to make your teaching life easier
- Marking
- Making your classroom the one every student wants to be in
- Using ICT to its maximum
- Part 3 : Tools of the Trade
- Forty-five teaching ideas to dramatically improve learning in your classroom
- 1 : Getting to Know You
- 2 : Back-to-Back Diagrams
- 3 : Cliff-Hanger or Soap Opera Lesson
- 4 : Concept Cartoons
- 5 : Dingbats
- 6 : An Errors List
- 7 : Finger Puppets
- 8 : Educational Taboo
- 9 : Heads and Tails
- 10 : Living Graph
- 11 : Fuzzy Boards
- 12 : Making the Most of a Picture
- 13 : Multi-Stranded Mystery
- 14 : I Went Shopping and .
- 15 : Pairs Game
- 16 : Title Pages
- 17 : Pyramids
- 18 : Silent Movies
- 19 : Snowballing
- 20 : Songs
- 21 : Speed Dating
- 22 : Triangles
- 23 : Word 'Splat'
- 24 : Seven Monkeys
- 25 : Venn Diagrams
- 26 : Using Show-me Boards® in Pairs
- 27 : Word Memory Game
- 28 : Stand Up/Sit Down
- 29 : What's the Question?
- 30 : Educational Trump Cards
- 31 : Relational Diagrams
- 32 : Spot the Odd One Out - With a Difference!
- 33 : Option-Based Learning
- 34 : Carousel
- 35 : Using the Spotlight Tool to Reveal a Picture
- 36 : Using Colour to Hide and Reveal
- 37 : Mixed Doubles
- 38 : Summarising Using Shapes
- 39 : Multi-Sensory Worksheet
- 40 : Jigsaws
- 41 : Probing Questions
- 42 : Spiderman
- 43 : Thinking Maps
- 44 : Collective Memory
- 45 : Alphabet Soup
- Part 4 : The A to Z of Teaching
- An alphabetically wonderful collection of insights and ideas
- Epilogue
- Acknowledgements
- Personal thanks from the authors
- Praise for Improving Classroom Performance
- Copyright
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