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‘Creating Space’ and Engagement
Teachers love direct instruction (I do, we do, you do) because it works most of the time. Teachers know they need to cover the content. It is important to get everything done But covering the content and learning are a little at odds with each other Because the easiest way to cover the content is…
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The Best Trim Routers for Woodworkers and DIY
30,000rpm in the palm of your hand. And all you need to do is run a lead and fit the bit That’s the capability and convenience of a Trim Router. Perfect for Running a profile on baseboards/skirting and architraves Flush trimming laminate and veneer Engraving signs by hand Running grooves and housings Installing on a…
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The 5 Best Mitre Boxes for Woodworkers and DIY
Need a professional finish for a special project or a job around the house? Mitre boxes provide near machine accuracy for a very reasonable price. Additionally they are portable and quick to set up and use. These 5 hand selections provide a neat solution for almost every type of job, from trim to beading, boxes…
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Results and Engagement
Playing Mariokart with my son and daughter this morning reminded me about writing about results and engagement. My son was really eager to play at the start, in fact he suggested it. But as the game went on, he realised that he wasn’t going to win. (He’s 4 years old and his sister is 6)…
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Theories: Trust and Engagement
NOTE: this is a follow on from the theories of engagement series. There is more detail on previous theories here. Does the following scenario sound familiar… You walk into your class and check your records to see who has done the homework Less than half the class… Last lesson you set the minimum amount of…
