The Science of Learning reviews

4.8 (1,003 reviews)
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Research-backed teaching strategies are the course’s defining strength: attendees say it makes working memory, retrieval practice, questioning and feedback clear and relevant to classroom practice. They value the knowledgeable, enthusiastic trainers, whose warm, inclusive delivery uses experiments, quizzes, paired discussion and practical examples to keep sessions engaging and reflective. The well-structured, accessible content provides useful resources and takeaways that attendees feel ready to apply in lessons, while encouraging them to examine and refine existing practice.

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Very informative and useful!

Molly R · 12 Apr 2024
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Found the section on getting answers from the students really useful with practical steps to add to my own practice.

Kieran L · 12 Apr 2024
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Excellent, very informative and interactive

Mel B · 12 Apr 2024
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Well delivered and good amount of participation and thinking time given.

Emily C · 12 Apr 2024
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Great presentation, very interesting and flew by.

Victoria C · 12 Apr 2024
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Great ideas and useful

Louise C · 12 Apr 2024
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Like the practical elements. Very clear lots of great information. Thank you

Sarah P · 12 Apr 2024
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Brilliant! Lots learnt and engaging, too!

Amelia C · 12 Apr 2024
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Practical advice that will help in the classroom

Sarah D · 12 Apr 2024
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The opportunity to think pair share as staff was really useful. Allowed us to contextualise the ideas and consider future application of them.

Darren G · 12 Apr 2024
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