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Why every teacher should read (the revised) Bloom’s taxonomy
The psychologist’s model for classifying learning objectives may be a classic, but mistranslations have led some critics to unfairly dismiss it, says Christian Bokhove
25 October 2019
Maths skills and maths understanding shouldn’t be in conflict
In maths, why are we still fighting about whether skills or understanding are more important? Research shows that procedural knowledge and conceptual knowledge go hand in hand, says lecturer Christian Bokhove
20 September 2019
Beware: debunking research myths can backfire on you
Watch out, warns Christian Bokhove – challenging misconceptions about research could blow up in your face by reinforcing the very views you’re trying to correct
19 July 2019
How do you develop students’ creativity?
We need to rethink ‘creativity’ and consider the factors that best promote it, writes Christian Bokhove
21 June 2019
Book review: The Science of Learning
Two authors present ‘77 studies every teacher needs to know’ – their choices may be arbitrary but it is an enjoyable read
16 June 2019
Why ‘skills’ and ‘knowledge’ do not amount to the same thing
29 March 2019
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