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As always – these are my favourites (see Emily Nussbaum writing for The New Yorker on why she hates Top Ten Lists!); blogs I find thought provoking that I believe will be of interest to any teacher / senior leader. It’s a short list, I read from many sources but these are the blogs that I always check when I am alerted to a post.
The Learning Spy by David Didau. You can search for posts by category at the foot of the blog.
Every time I think I have something sorted out, David comes along and challenges my thinking!
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teacherhead by Tom Sherrington. Scroll down the right hand menus for the top posts and pages where you will find much excellent reading for teachers of any subject. See for example, Ten teaching techniques to practise – deliberately or “Towards an Assessment Paradigm Shift”. Tom’s very helpful Teaching and Learning Research Summaries: A collection for easy access is included on this Research page.
@Leading Learner by Stephen Tierney. Note the Top Posts and (further down the page) Categories
The Learning Scientists are cognitive psychological scientists interested in research on education. Their main research focus is on the science of learning.
@TeacherToolkit by Ross Morrison McGill who is the author of the 5 minute lesson plan you will find many references to on my own blog. Ross has a very clear index here.
Class Teaching by Shaun Allison and the chosen blog of the week also
johntomsett by, unsurprisingly – John Tomsett!
Hunting English by Alex Quigly
Pragmatic Education by Joe Kirby
Filling the pail – Greg Ashman
