There are a variety of teaching strategies that teachers can use to improve student learning and these resources discuss strategies you can employ to engage and motivate students and improve results.
The third edition of Effective Teaching in Schools is the ideal introduction to what defines good teaching. Bridging the gap between theory and practice this handbook enables the teacher to build on their theoretical work where it matters in the classroom.
In his latest edition, Geoff Petty provides teaching strategies, ideas and advice for your classroom. A coherent, evidence based view of teaching and learning, presenting some radical new methods known to greatly improve student achievement.
This compact book is intended to enhance teachers' professional understanding of their work by exploring contemporary psychology. Focusing on the psychology of learning and teaching, it applies up-to-date and traditional theory relevant to all learning environments from Primary through to Higher Education.
An exciting and practical book on how to foster the skills involved in learning. Describing ten simple but powerful teaching strategies most closely linked to success in learning. Not only a recipe book for success, but also a framework for developing active learning in every community classroom and school.
Help children to start the day thinking using more practical ideas, this resource provides you with ideas from around the world to use in your own classroom. Written by respected author Robert Fisher.
Addresses the new standards for the NQTs, this book explores the circumstances behind pupils' problems. Covering the 7 most important areas, and identifying solutions, this is an essential handbook to helping troubled pupils.
Invaluable for teachers and classroom assistants, this text provides an insight into the changes that have occurred in primary school classrooms in the past 40 years.