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What works best - audio paper
What works best in schools to improve student outcomes? This paper will look at the following seven themes from the growing bank of evidence.
1. Setting high expectations (5:32)
2. Using explicit teaching practices (15:30)
3. Providing effective feedback (23:33)
4. Using data to inform future practice (30:01)
5. Establishing and maintaining effective classroom management (38:00)
6. Supporting student wellbeing (43:35)
7. Engaging in effective professional collaboration (53:28)
Download the transcript (PDF, 204kB).
CESE publications: What works best on myPL
This course focuses on the participant connecting educational theory and research with their context.
Mode of delivery: online
Accredited hours: 2
myPL course code: RG04031
Themes: high expectations, explicit teaching, effective feedback, use of data to inform practice, classroom management, wellbeing, collaboration
Learn more about what the course involves.
Learn more about the What works best publication. The What works best reflection guide is another useful resource for completing this professional learning.
Effective reading instruction in the early years of school - audio paper
Reading is a foundational, yet complex cognitive skill upon which other skills are built.
Research on the teaching of reading in the early years of school has consistently identified five key components of effective reading programs: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension. This audio paper summarises the research regarding why these five elements are important, as well as how they should be taught in the classroom.
Read by Sally Kohlmayer, CESE.
Read our report on Effective Reading Instruction in the Early Years of School.
What works best - Eddie Woo on teaching maths
Eddie Woo chats to CESE about maths, teaching and what works best.
Recently, CESE's Alex Oo had the opportunity to sit down with Eddie Woo, Head Teacher Mathematics from Cherrybrook Technology High School. Alex and Eddie discussed a range of topics, including:
- why Eddie teaches maths
- the importance of maths
- how Eddie works with students who think they aren't good at maths
- the value of using questions in the classroom
- the methods Eddie uses to ensure every student is learning.
In addition to the podcast above, you can read the transcript (DOCX, 32kB) or watch the interview on Youtube.
Read more about our research on What works best.
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