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This year I am exploring the things I wish every new #historyteacher knew in their first years . andallthat.co.uk/blog/some-thin…
In part 4 I want to talk about developing knowledge in history classrooms - something which has been a hot topic for a while. #PGCE #ECF
In part 4 I want to talk about developing knowledge in history classrooms - something which has been a hot topic for a while. #PGCE #ECF
The ECF and CCF have quite a lot to say about how pupils learn. However much of this stops at the point of considering knowledge transfer and the role of memory. If you are not aware of these basics however it’s worth reading @mfordhamhistory in @histassoc TH166 
Fordham is a good starting point for moving us from some generic principles about learning to something more specific about history.
Do a little task now: what have you seen great history teachers do when they develop new knowledge in class?
Do a little task now: what have you seen great history teachers do when they develop new knowledge in class?
The #EarlyCareerFramework and @EducEndowFoundn blog on Prior Knowledge and Misconceptions: a thread
@JustinDillonUoE @chrisharriKings @chemDrK @agittner @Alexbclearning @ViciaScience @NeedhamL56 @leighhoath @sci_challenge @RBrockPhysics @JamesSnook18 @HassunElZafar
@JustinDillonUoE @chrisharriKings @chemDrK @agittner @Alexbclearning @ViciaScience @NeedhamL56 @leighhoath @sci_challenge @RBrockPhysics @JamesSnook18 @HassunElZafar
@JaumeAmetller1 @ErduranSibel @jpscience @EdSacredProfane @AnttiLeht @hjwain @holman_john @ed_podesta @apf102
Great to see engagement with research evidence in the #EarlyCareerFramework #ECF and @EducEndowFoundn blog on Prior Knowledge and Misconceptions.
Client story thread #BenefitSanctions #ECF
1) Last week PLP’s @MIAhluwalia represented a client in her appeal against 6 sanctions decisions
Our client had been sanctioned 6 times and her Universal Credit payments had been reduced for 665 days – roughly a year and nine months
1) Last week PLP’s @MIAhluwalia represented a client in her appeal against 6 sanctions decisions
Our client had been sanctioned 6 times and her Universal Credit payments had been reduced for 665 days – roughly a year and nine months
2) All six sanctions were imposed for allegedly missing appointments, either at a work programme provider or at the Jobcentre.
3) Our client was a care leaver who had also experienced domestic violence. She suffered from a number of physical and mental health problems and had difficulties with literacy.
Throughout the relevant time, the DWP failed to take into account our client’s vulnerability.
Throughout the relevant time, the DWP failed to take into account our client’s vulnerability.
