Evidence based teaching: a practical approach
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Author(s):
Geoff Petty

Making use of research on what classroom techniques have the biggest impact on pupil achievement, this book helps teachers to use these methods in their teaching.

Based on a meta-analysis of half a million classroom experiments, Petty offers over 50 teaching techniques that have been found to raise pass rates by 20 to 30 per cent.

Drawing on John Hattie’s work, the book has separate chapters on different classroom techniques and explains how effective each approach is, paying particular attention to formative assessment. It also covers self-assessment; critical thinking; feedback; discipline; and class management. 






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Author(s):
Geoff Petty

Published by:
Nelson Thornes - Oxford University Press

Date of publication:
January 2009

Country of origin:
UK

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Providing a comprehensive overview of evidence-based classroom techniques, methods and interventions that improve learning, this book may make for useful reading for teachers at all levels. 


Methodology:
Review of meta-study.

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R315 / 419
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