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Tag Archives: Revision
New Revision Resources 2024
On Tuesday 16th April I uploaded a new blog post about the timing of the big revision push. You can read that post here There are two pieces of work that you might want to access that are linked to … Continue reading
Posted in Learning and Teaching, Revision, Uncategorized
Tagged preparing for exams, Revision, revision techniques, timmanson
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Timing the big ‘revision push’
All teachers appreciate the importance of revision. We sometimes struggle with working out how we integrate the good habits of revision into lessons and learning. We want to use and model good revision and retrieval practice as a support to the learned … Continue reading
Posted in Learning and Teaching, Revision
Tagged education, exams, Revision, revision techniques, school, study
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The importance of Retrieval in learning and Revision
In just over one week I will be trying to get all the external exam students in my school to start to focus on their revision. It is never easy to work out when is the right time to start … Continue reading
Posted in Examinations, Learning and Teaching
Tagged Retrieval, retrieval practice, Revision
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The Retrieval Mindset
This year in my school we have started a focus on ‘Retrieval Practice’. You can read more of my thinking in this area on this page . . . It has been interesting working through some of the key elements … Continue reading
Posted in Examinations, Growth Mindset, Learning and Teaching
Tagged mindset, retrieval practice, Revision
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How John Dunlosky changed my [teaching] life
I have been teaching for over 27 years now. I have always tried to be as innovative as possible. I started with a Bachelors degree in Geography at Queen’s University in Belfast and then went straight into my PGCE in … Continue reading
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Tagged John Dunlosky, Learning, Revision, Strengthening the student toolbox, teaching
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Revision – When is the time to push the button?
This year our pupils in Year 11, 12, 13 and 14 will be doing external exams for the first time in over 2 years. Some of them maybe have already done an exam or two already in November, January or … Continue reading