Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction reviews

4.8 (606 reviews)
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The course makes educational research and Rosenshine’s principles practical through classroom examples, experiments and reflection. Attendees describe the knowledgeable, confident presenter as engaging, humorous and responsive to questions, with a well-structured mix of explanation, discussion and interactive tasks. The content is thought-provoking, relevant across subjects and easy to apply, giving educators fresh strategies, useful reminders and clear ideas to take back into classroom practice.

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Very useful and engaging - just wish we had time in Department to apply! Would be brilliant to have in April

Alice K · 07 Sep 2022
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Lots of useful information.

Alexandra M · 05 Sep 2022
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Barriers to learning would have been useful, why students don’t/can’t learn.

Andrew H · 02 Sep 2022
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Time given for discussion a little on the short side.

Brian M · 13 Jul 2022
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Engaging style.

Simon B · 13 Jul 2022
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Not too much talking. We weren’t cognitively overloaded!

Faye C · 13 Jul 2022
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Metacognition still a bit of a mystery. How do you get students to do it. Then do it better do it's more likely to have an impact. Especially when it is so hard to measure how do we/ known it is this that is having an impact

marcus H · 13 Jul 2022
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Practicable and evidence-based

Mandy G · 13 Jul 2022
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Really enjoyable delivery and very interesting topic.

David M · 04 Jul 2022
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Very much enjoyed, thank you for your time.

Ryan R · 04 Jul 2022
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