I spotted the infographic below on the Telegraph website at the end of the 2012 Games and I thought it was a terrific resource to explore a develop of numeracy skills in an engaging way. You can infer information and trends…
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Bolt vs Blake in numbers
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Thinking, Teaching and Note Taking – a short but powerful message!
Our brain works like this Yet we teach students like this And tell them to take notes like this Some food for thought!
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Socratic Questioning – Train your learners to ask better questions
Good teachers ask good questions, nobody would argue with that. It is also true that successful people haven’t necessarily got superior intelligence to the rest of us, but they simply ask better questions. Even Einstein said “I have no special…
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