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But what does really work in education, schools and classrooms around the world. Just as the world
is ever-changing and evolving so should an authentic classroom. Does the homework help students
grow and check their own growth or is it more about getting it done for a grade. And how come
nobody mentions the threat of being beaten up (let’s call it bullied) for doing well in the “second set”
group. No difference at all. No. Teachers think it’s easier for them and it may be but in terms of the
effects of students, no. So I created a calendar with hard dates for each module (chapter) and each
student was responsible for creating and presenting one of their choice. Not from a teaching
perspective, but from a learning perspective. Ie in footballing terms, relegation zone in premiership
led to relegation zone in championship. It’s about a hundred and fifth out of a hundred and thirty
odd different effects out there and it’s just one of those enigmas and the only question to ask is why
is that effect so small. Episode 2: John Hattie Duration: 28 minutes First broadcast: 20 August 2014
Presenter: Sarah Montague Producer: Joel Moors. As a teacher, I wish more people in the public
arena would validate what we do. The aim of this book is to inform and inspire with reflections and
actions from leaders, teachers, students and families. Visible Learning, is the largest ever collection
of evidence-based research into what makes a difference to learning in schools. She has put together
John Hattie’s eight mind frames in a very nice and fun video scribe animation. Sarah Montague
interviews the people whose ideas are challenging the future of education. Prior to his move to the
University of Melbourne, Hattie was a member of the independent advisory group reporting to the
New Zealand's Minister of Education on the national standards in reading, writing and maths for all
primary school children in New Zealand. Some data is collected daily and others once a week. The
best thing you can do is to reinforce something you’ve already learnt.”. In my head, this is obviously
easier to do well with a smaller class. Treat the zero as saying, “It’s probably not making much of a
difference but let’s improve it”. He was previously Professor of Education at the University of
Auckland. AISTL state that teaching practice can be strengthened by incorporating “actions
designed to promote precision teaching by skilling teachers in the use of evidence-based micro-
teaching strategies and techniques”. The key is to look for ideas and not get caught up in the
everything. His self confidence is building, the weight is slowly coming off and he’ll be done early
with the program we bought mainly because he can fly thru what interests him and he already has a
wealth of information on and he can spend more time working on new information. What current
educational research sites don’t draw on his ongoing research. I'd love to hear how you set up your
small group interventions. Assessment-capable learners can answer the questions: Where am I going.
Of course, there are methods designed to maximise the learning of larger classes, but there is a huge
time saving in marking a class of 18 essays to marking, say, 30. Direct Instruction comes from SRA's
Reading Mastery--this is the backbone of my instruction (bonus here is its research-based).
As a daycare provider I know that not all parents will back a teacher up but I do think that they’d be
surprised how many parents would. AISTL state that teaching practice can be strengthened by
incorporating “actions designed to promote precision teaching by skilling teachers in the use of
evidence-based micro-teaching strategies and techniques”. Students were given the autonomy to
make meaning and prepare themselves in any way they saw fit instead of me mandating prescribed
work that may or may not have been helpful. Episode 2: John Hattie Duration: 28 minutes First
broadcast: 20 August 2014 Presenter: Sarah Montague Producer: Joel Moors. A good teacher will
have a good impact with 14 or 40 kids. He was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit
in the 2011 Queen's Birthday Honours, for services to education. It’s about a hundred and fifth out
of a hundred and thirty odd different effects out there and it’s just one of those enigmas and the
only question to ask is why is that effect so small. Every week Sarah Montague interviews the people
whose ideas are challenging the future of education, like Sugata Mitra, Sir Ken Robinson and the
headmaster of Eton College Tony Little. The worst thing you can do with homework is give kids
projects. Does it further disadvantage disadvantaged students. You see, as you know and your
colleagues will confirm, there is nothing inherently brilliant about girls or boys that makes them do
great things. These case studies describe the Visible Learning projects of 16 schools from Australia,
USA, Hong Kong, UK, Sweden, New Zealand and Norway. Visible Teaching and Learning occurs
when teachers see learning through the eyes of students and help them become their own teachers.
The nature of Reading Mastery is the immediate and actionable feedback is a lesson given but where
does it come for sight words and reading fluency. Just as the world is ever-changing and evolving so
should an authentic classroom. All of these things and more are what many children are experiencing
on a daily basis. We can then feel happier in our ability to fulfill each child’s needs which gives
another avenue to help reduce our stress levels. Click 'I accept' to consent to the use of all cookies or
'No thanks' to reject non-essential cookies. It provides an in-depth review and change model for
schools based on John Hattie's research. With a seminar and support series the Visible Learning plus
team helps schools to find out about the impact they are having on student achievement. No, but it
would mean that assigned homework would be less frequent and hopefully more personalized to the
needs of the student and their ongoing work and growth. Source: visible-learning.org Bibliography
Visible Learning Meta-Study - VISIBLE LEARNING. Or if I need to look at an error analysis to see
what changes need to be made to the overall intervention. And the reason, we’ve found out, that it’s
so small is because teachers don’t change how they teach when they go from a class of thirty to
fifteen and perhaps it’s not surprising.”. But having everything in graphs means I can look at it and
see if they are moving up or if I need to change things up. Repeated Reading tell me if a student
needs to spend more time with specific sight words. The repeated reading data is kept in their
binders as they collect it and maintain the data. It should not be an extension of the school day. 6 to
9 year olds learn best through play. If you lecture your small groups, guess what, they’ll have the
same outcomes as the lectured large groups.
Im not saying you’re wrong, just curious what facts you’re using to support your opinion. It just
doesn’t fit with what I believe” is a profession of non-professionalism. No difference at all. No.
Teachers think it’s easier for them and it may be but in terms of the effects of students, no. You can
listen to the whole interview with John Hattie following this link (28 mins). Unacceptable behaviour
can keep a classroom in an upheaval. With a seminar and support series the Visible Learning plus
team helps schools to find out about the impact they are having on student achievement. He is a
proponent of evidence based quantitative research methodologies on the influences on student
achievement. This is something that John Hattie advocates highly, including resourcing teachers to
work together to make an impact in the work that they do. Certainly I think we get over obsessed
with homework. So, it’s kind of ironic, in the last twenty years where we’ve pushed this notion that
parents have choice, so they can choose the school that may not be in the best interest of their
student.”. You're looking for ideas that have been found to have the greatest effect size (the closer to
1 the better). Tradisjonelle lekser er verdilose l?ringsinstrumenter i smaskolen. Sight word data is
collected daily--as a repeated reading and as an exit ticket. And then he’d come home and have so
much homework he never got to go outside to run off his excessive energy and then 3 more pills to
bring him down so he could sleep. Source: visible-learning.org Bibliography Visible Learning Meta-
Study - VISIBLE LEARNING. Good news for anyone drowning under a November marking
mountain. I have always found Professor Hattie to speak positively of teachers. Which gives me time
to change things up if I need to. The homework the teachers send helps us evaluate where the
children are and help increase their education even if the parents are not involved in their education.
All but one of those 4 were educated completely at state schools, with 1 attending a private school
for her last 3 years of school, at her own request, for social (not academic) reasons. As a daycare
provider I know that not all parents will back a teacher up but I do think that they’d be surprised how
many parents would. Put them on the field and they will learn though, they will learn to avoid
playing against the Alphas at all costs so the best solution, get into trouble to avoid having to
integrate, cause trouble so the lessons gets dragged out. This is when this DiscoveryLab is coupled
with a structured approach (such as an instructional coaching model), this tool becomes very
effective in gaining objective feedback on teaching practice. Hattie undertook the largest ever
synthesis of meta-analyses of quantitative measures of the effect of different factors on educational
outcomes. Its a resource a have come to use more and more as my budget gets smaller and helps me
create something super specific to meet the needs of my ever-changing students with ease. Not from
a teaching perspective, but from a learning perspective. I take your comment to say that if a child
doesn’t itegrate into the classroom setting, they’ll fail at adulthood. His book, Visible Learning, is the
result of this study. Of course, there are methods designed to maximise the learning of larger classes,
but there is a huge time saving in marking a class of 18 essays to marking, say, 30. His self
confidence is building, the weight is slowly coming off and he’ll be done early with the program we
bought mainly because he can fly thru what interests him and he already has a wealth of information
on and he can spend more time working on new information.
If they understand what they need to know and be able to do because they’ve identified those things
with a teacher-facilitator’s help, they can set timelines and formative checks for themselves and their
groups along the way. Hattie finished his PhD thesis at the University of Toronto in 1981. No rote
but just enriching linkage to lessons learnt. These case studies describe the Visible Learning projects
of 16 schools from Australia, USA, Hong Kong, UK, Sweden, New Zealand and Norway. I also
think that we have a large number of children who need nurturing not just teaching facts.
Tradisjonelle lekser er verdilose l?ringsinstrumenter i smaskolen. So if you want good teaching and
not burn teachers out trying to individually respond to 32 children in each lesson, then reducing class
size will make a difference. You see, as you know and your colleagues will confirm, there is nothing
inherently brilliant about girls or boys that makes them do great things. And how come nobody
mentions the threat of being beaten up (let’s call it bullied) for doing well in the “second set” group.
AISTL state that teaching practice can be strengthened by incorporating “actions designed to
promote precision teaching by skilling teachers in the use of evidence-based micro-teaching strategies
and techniques”. They can’t with larger classes no matter how skilled they are. The key is to look for
ideas and not get caught up in the everything. This is something that John Hattie advocates highly,
including resourcing teachers to work together to make an impact in the work that they do. In my
head, this is obviously easier to do well with a smaller class. Like cursive longhand, it is completely
based on ell. You can listen to the whole interview with John Hattie following this link (28 mins).
Are there better ways to accomplish some of the goals, like parent-child interaction or teaching
responsibility that you’re after. If you want to read further you can order the books Visible Learning
and Visible Learning for Teachers. The nature of Reading Mastery is the immediate and actionable
feedback is a lesson given but where does it come for sight words and reading fluency. Does the
homework help students grow and check their own growth or is it more about getting it done for a
grade. The worst thing you can do with homework is give kids projects. You certainly didnt want to
shine once you were relegated. Goals are set in two different ways-1) learning targets are a building
requirement and 2) everyone set a SMART goal for sight words and reading fluency before the
intervention started. Which gives me time to change things up if I need to. Source: visible-
learning.org Hattie, John A. (2008). Visible Learning: A Synthesis of Over 800 Meta-Analyses
Relating to Achievement. The time spent on homework must be in keeping with the concentration
span of the child. Perhaps children, especially boys, should begin school at a later age. John Hattie
has done the heavy lifting--researching some 200 influences on student achievement. With a seminar
and support series the Visible Learning plus team helps schools to find out about the impact they are
having on student achievement. Put them on the field and they will learn though, they will learn to
avoid playing against the Alphas at all costs so the best solution, get into trouble to avoid having to
integrate, cause trouble so the lessons gets dragged out.
These goal lines make sense as they are working toward IEP goals. Click 'I accept' to consent to the
use of all cookies or 'No thanks' to reject non-essential cookies. Treat the zero as saying, “It’s
probably not making much of a difference but let’s improve it”. It provides an in-depth review and
change model for schools based on John Hattie's research. Episode 2: John Hattie Duration: 28
minutes First broadcast: 20 August 2014 Presenter: Sarah Montague Producer: Joel Moors. Visible
Teaching and Learning occurs when teachers see learning through the eyes of students and help them
become their own teachers. In many places the government school would be better. So, it’s kind of
ironic, in the last twenty years where we’ve pushed this notion that parents have choice, so they can
choose the school that may not be in the best interest of their student.”. References 10 selected
effects from Visible Learning - VISIBLE LEARNING. They also had quizzes for each module
which led up to unit tests. I keep the ideas from Hattie to no more than 5, the intervention to 6 to 8
weeks, and very specific data collection. She said there is a huge difference in the number of times
the teacher has to stop the lesson in order to reprimand a student. As a teacher, I wish more people in
the public arena would validate what we do. With the complexities of children’s personal lives
having a smaller class enables us to have time to address their individual needs both personally and
academically. He is a proponent of evidence based quantitative research methodologies on the
influences on student achievement. Perhaps children, especially boys, should begin school at a later
age. It depends on the quality of the school and quality of life at home. Often you don't need to toss
out the whole kitchen sink when putting the trashing the bin will work. Repeated Reading tell me if
a student needs to spend more time with specific sight words. All but one of those 4 were educated
completely at state schools, with 1 attending a private school for her last 3 years of school, at her
own request, for social (not academic) reasons. Are there better ways to accomplish some of the
goals, like parent-child interaction or teaching responsibility that you’re after. Goals are set in two
different ways-1) learning targets are a building requirement and 2) everyone set a SMART goal for
sight words and reading fluency before the intervention started. Good news for anyone drowning
under a November marking mountain. Im not saying you’re wrong, just curious what facts you’re
using to support your opinion. Throw some numbers and letters at them while building on their social
skills and they will be much more successful students from 3rd grad and up. You have to change
what you do to meet the needs of the students. Students who are able to articulate what their
learning outcomes and test results might be are far more likely to be successful than other learners.
Hattie finished his PhD thesis at the University of Toronto in 1981. He was previously Professor of
Education at the University of Auckland. They can’t with larger classes no matter how skilled they
are.
Does it further disadvantage disadvantaged students. The worst thing you can do with homework is
give kids projects. It makes creating small group interventions super easy and effective. If you
lecture your small groups, guess what, they’ll have the same outcomes as the lectured large groups.
Now you’ve got to remember that a lot of students gain a tremendous amount of their learning from
their other students in the class and variability is the way that you get more of that kind of learning
from other students.”. Assessment-capable learners can answer the questions: Where am I going.
This is something that John Hattie advocates highly, including resourcing teachers to work together
to make an impact in the work that they do. Good news for anyone drowning under a November
marking mountain. The nature of Reading Mastery is the immediate and actionable feedback is a
lesson given but where does it come for sight words and reading fluency. It is the parents
responsibility and we need to hand it back to them. No difference at all. No. Teachers think it’s easier
for them and it may be but in terms of the effects of students, no. Sarah Montague interviews the
people whose ideas are challenging the future of education. Treat the zero as saying, “It’s probably
not making much of a difference but let’s improve it”. The other 4 have all been accepted at tertiary
institutions. John Hattie has done the heavy lifting--researching some 200 influences on student
achievement. A Fletcher, Richard B.; Hattie, John A. (2011). Intelligence and Intelligence Testing.
Shouldn’t the kids just be able to play and enjoy their time off of “work”. Episode 2: John Hattie
Duration: 28 minutes First broadcast: 20 August 2014 Presenter: Sarah Montague Producer: Joel
Moors. There was so much joy in teaching my little group of children. A good teacher will have a
good impact with 14 or 40 kids. As a daycare provider I know that not all parents will back a teacher
up but I do think that they’d be surprised how many parents would. I work with low income students
who seem to not have much education at home. This is a great back-to-school inspiration for all
teachers who want to know and improve their impact on student learning. The time saved can be
invested in lesson preparation, or even, time to just think. It depends on the quality of the school and
quality of life at home. You certainly didnt want to shine once you were relegated. School leaders
who invest thought, time and effort in the improvement of teaching in their schools will see results.
And then he’d come home and have so much homework he never got to go outside to run off his
excessive energy and then 3 more pills to bring him down so he could sleep. Being on a tight
timetable with an AP test date that came regardless of snow days or other distractions meant I had to
be pretty structured. Visible Teaching and Learning occurs when teachers see learning through the
eyes of students and help them become their own teachers.
His self confidence is building, the weight is slowly coming off and he’ll be done early with the
program we bought mainly because he can fly thru what interests him and he already has a wealth of
information on and he can spend more time working on new information. It provides an in-depth
review and change model for schools based on John Hattie's research. Well, here are 5 things you
might not have known-which can transform your teaching today. With a seminar and support series
the Visible Learning plus team helps schools to find out about the impact they are having on student
achievement. Source: visible-learning.org Bibliography Visible Learning Meta-Study - VISIBLE
LEARNING. Repeated Reading tell me if a student needs to spend more time with specific sight
words. There was so much joy in teaching my little group of children. Are there better ways to
accomplish some of the goals, like parent-child interaction or teaching responsibility that you’re after.
Hattie finished his PhD thesis at the University of Toronto in 1981. It just doesn’t fit with what I
believe” is a profession of non-professionalism. The repeated reading data is kept in their binders as
they collect it and maintain the data. This technique allows teachers to see what worked, which
aspects have fallen short and identify what needs to be done to enhance their teaching practice.
Visible Teaching and Learning occurs when teachers see learning through the eyes of students and
help them become their own teachers. The aim of this book is to inform and inspire with reflections
and actions from leaders, teachers, students and families. I was on a college course and for some
reason, which I have forgotten, there were only 5 students on my engineering course. Visible
Teaching and Learning occurs when teachers see learning through the eyes of students and help them
become their own teachers. All but one of those 4 were educated completely at state schools, with 1
attending a private school for her last 3 years of school, at her own request, for social (not academic)
reasons. Passionate about the leading of learning through inquiry, I have been called a professional
thought stretcher due to my love for questioning. Children with strong support systems probably
benefit by helping around the house more and being a great part of the community. The teacher had
a much better understanding of what we knew and on the effect of his teaching. Hattie cites four
meta-studies: 7. 8. John Hattie's Eight Mind Frames For Teachers. “Hattie’s 8 Mind frames”. The
homework the teachers send helps us evaluate where the children are and help increase their
education even if the parents are not involved in their education. Students who are able to articulate
what their learning outcomes and test results might be are far more likely to be successful than other
learners. We'll be chatting with John about building a feedback culture in classrooms - whether
virtual, hybrid, or in-person - and how the variations of feedback we use impact student achievement.
Students were given the autonomy to make meaning and prepare themselves in any way they saw fit
instead of me mandating prescribed work that may or may not have been helpful. I do believe the
spring in my step made me a better teacher. It should not be an extension of the school day. 6 to 9
year olds learn best through play. Data Collection: This intervention has four data points. Visible
Learning, is the largest ever collection of evidence-based research into what makes a difference to
learning in schools. Its a resource a have come to use more and more as my budget gets smaller and
helps me create something super specific to meet the needs of my ever-changing students with ease.