An incredible way to complete our amazing #rEDEastAnglia speaker line‑up! 🛬 @olicav.bsky.social joins us as keynote, inviting us to examine the thinking behind our daily practice. Join us for what will be an unmissable day! 🎟️ tinyurl.com/mryr325c #TransformingPD #EduSky @academytrust.bsky.social
oliver caviglioli
@olicav.bsky.social
Information designer of education schemas and mental models. Author of Dual Coding with Teachers, co-author of Organise Ideas, and The Extended Mind. Co-creator of Teaching WalkThrus book and resources. Websites: olicav.com | walkthrus.co.uk
This looks juicy and will, I'm sure, offer the more nuanced, finely-observed side of cognitive science, beyond the merely behavioural instantiation (that is temptingly simple to understand and convert into evaluation checklists).
Here's our a very condensed version! Situation: whole school alignment - gotta catch those lethal mutations! Theory: Rosenshine's Principles (+ others) Actions: Consistent use of The WalkThrus and codification Results: Significant improvement in consistency from Pre-school-Y6
The current use of the term "to land" is a poor way of capturing communication, as it stems from the notion that it's a one-way stream. One doesn't just lob a sentence or two 'over there' and hope it 'lands'. That is performance, not communication.
For all those teachers and speakers who use slides (all, thus, except John Sweller😂) I give you the 'Oli-Filter' . Please use it! @olicav.bsky.social
No, movement doesn't replace thinking. But it can hold information at no cognitive cost and to the benefit of retrieval.
#UkEd #EduSky Modelling strategies (representation), breaking them down into chunks (decomposition) and adapting them (approximation) to suit different contexts is how expertise in teaching happens. Let @walkthrus.bsky.social RUs do a lot of this work.
Really pleased that the Spanish version of 'How Learning Happens' is finally coming out. @paulkirschner.bsky.social @olicav.bsky.social @akaleditor.bsky.social akal.com/libro/como-s...
The weekend's robbery at le Louvre promoted me to reread Edgar P Jacob's (a former colleague of Hergé) wonderful The Affair of the Necklace.