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Faculty of Education on Instagram: "What really matters in education? In this episode of Talking Teaching, Laureate Professor Emeritus John Hattie reflects on five decades of groundbreaking research and leadership in education. From Visible Learning to the role of AI in classrooms, Professor Hattie unpacks what works, what doesn’t, and why with host @sophiespecjal. Listen now via the link in bio 🎧 #UniMelb"
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Faculty of Education on Instagram: "What really matters in education? In this episode of Talking Teaching, Laureate Professor Emeritus John Hattie reflects on five decades of groundbreaking research and leadership in education. From Visible Learning to the role of AI in classrooms, Professor Hattie unpacks what works, what doesn’t, and why with host @sophiespecjal. Listen now via the link in bio 🎧 #UniMelb"
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The most common emotion in classrooms is boredom! To listen to the special episode of The Science of Learning podcast with John Hattie, click here! https://linktr.ee/innerdrive_edu #ScienceOfLearning #EducationPodcast #CognitiveScience #TeacherTips #Podcast
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The most common emotion in classrooms is boredom! To listen to the special episode of The Science of Learning podcast with John Hattie, click here! https://linktr.ee/innerdrive_edu #ScienceOfLearning #EducationPodcast #CognitiveScience #TeacherTips #Podcast
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John Hattie’s Visible Learning is the most cited research in education, but it’s increasingly being called pseudoscience. Here’s what parents and teachers need to know about the researcher behind the research, his connection to iReady, and what it means when the experts we trust are operating on flawed data. #educationsystem
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John Hattie’s Visible Learning is the most cited research in education, but it’s increasingly being called pseudoscience. Here’s what parents and teachers need to know about the researcher behind the research, his connection to iReady, and what it means when the experts we trust are operating on flawed data. #educationsystem
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✨WHY I QUIT TEACHING IN SMALL GROUP ROTATIONS✨ According to Dr. John Hattie’s study of factors related to student achievement, small group learning only has a .47 effect size, which isn’t terrible….(anything over .4 is considered highly effective.) but…RTI has a 1.29 effect size. A true Response to Intervention model supports prevention rather than remediation through strong Tier 1 instruction. For me, teaching in a whole group direct instruction (.6 effect size) model through class discussions
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