In this conversation, Bradley Busch discusses the insights from his book, 'The Science of Learning: 99 Studies That Every Teacher Needs to Know,' co-authored with Edward Watson. They explore the origins of the book, key studies that inform effective teaching strategies, and the importance of research in education. Bradley emphasizes the need for educators to rely on evidence-based practices and shares practical advice for improving student learning outcomes. The discussion also touches on the broader implications of these studies for educators and the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in teaching.

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Engaging with academic literature can transform teaching practices.

In this engaging conversation, Arthur Moore and Amarbeer Singh Gill discuss the journey of writing the educational book 'Strengthening the Student Toolbox.' They explore the importance of long-term learning strategies, the impact of tutoring, and the charitable contributions made through book sales. Amarbeer shares insights on teaching methodologies and the value of interdisciplinary learning, while also highlighting his favourite educational reads that have influenced his practice.

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"You have to embrace the imperfection."

In this conversation, Rachel Ball discusses her book 'The Scaffolding Effect' co-authored with Alex Fairland, focusing on the importance of scaffolding in education. They explore the transition from differentiation to adaptive teaching, emphasizing practical strategies for teachers to implement scaffolding effectively. The discussion highlights the need for teachers to embrace imperfection, utilize verbal nudges, and adapt their teaching methods to meet students' needs. Rachel also shares insights on impactful educational books that have influenced her teaching approach.

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The Scaffolding Effect

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