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Teach like a champion

Book • 2021

This book is the revised, expanded, and up-to-date revision of Doug Lemov’s study of the craft of teaching.

It includes new and updated teaching techniques, the latest evidence from cognitive science and culturally responsive teaching practices, and an expanded companion video collection.

The techniques help teachers build students’ background knowledge, move learning into long-term memory, and connect their teaching with the curriculum content for tangible improvement in learning outcomes.

The book also includes extensive discussions of research connecting the techniques to cognitive and social sciences and updates on issues in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

Mentioned by

Dan Fitzpatrick

Tom Sherrington

Nathaniel Swain

Harry Fletcher-Wood

Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Adam Boxer

regarding a clear top-line definition of 'cold call'.

What do teachers actually need to know about assessment? With Becky Allen

Mentioned by

Dan Fitzpatrick

as a resource for leadership teams.

Practical AI Tools for School Leaders | A Conversation with Dan Fitzpatrick

Mentioned by

Adam Boxer

as a practical guidebook for making a difference in the classroom.

Did Nick Gibb get it right?

Mentioned by

Adam Boxer

as a key influence on teaching strategies, specifically the standardized format for mini whiteboards.

#205 Why CPD is broken and how to fix it with Adam Boxer

Mentioned by

Ravi Gupta

as one of

Doug Lemov

's bestselling books that has revolutionized K-12 education.

A British Revolution

Mentioned by

Jamie Thom

as a book that changed his teaching practice.

What 'Teach Like a Champion' techniques should teachers prioritise?

Mentioned by

Ravi Gupta

as a book outlining techniques for teachers.

Crypto Corruption, Fetterman Crisis, School Reform

Impacted Alex's views, but the school couldn't implement all of his techniques.

ERRR #101. Alex Evans on Systematic School Improvement & Instructional Coaching

Mentioned by

Natalie Wexler

as a book that provides more information about topics discussed on the podcast.

Natalie Wexler on How Writing Promotes Clear Thinking | Literacy and the Science of Learning

Mentioned by

Harry Fletcher-Wood

as their training provider.

Effective Professional Development

Mentioned by

Doug Lemov

as a book where he wrote about an oral reading technique.

Doug Lemov on Fluency’s Impact on Comprehension | Literacy and the Science of Learning

Mentioned by

Susan Lambert

when introducing

Doug Lemov

as the author of the book, an educator and former school principal.

S10 E3: Finding fluency at the heart of comprehension, with Doug Lemov

Mentioned by

Amanda Ripley

as a widely recognized resource for school instructors.

How To Be a Better Coach (Encore)

Mentioned by

Adam Boxer

, referencing the term 'passtor's perch' from the book.

What's the deal with booklets, and do they need to have the school's branding on them?

Mentioned by

Greg Ashman

as a practical teaching guide.

Mentioned by Doug Lamov as one of the books he co-authored for the podcast series.

Trailer | Introducing Season 3: Literacy and the Science of Learning

Mentioned by

Tom Sherrington

, who defends it against mischaracterizations.

Five Years of Making Education Work Across the Globe with Tom and Emma, Mind the Gap, Ep.100 (S5,E16)

Mentioned by

Bob Arnold

as a book he read about in the New York Times and incorporated into training for medical educators.

Ep 57 | How Doctors Teach and Learn (with Lindsay Dow and Bob Arnold)

Mentioned by

Colleen Driggs

, referencing the first version in 2010, which included a chapter called 'Everybody is a Reading Teacher'.

The Teach Like a Champion Guide to the Science of Reading

Mentioned by

Nathaniel Swain

as a great resource on teaching, referring to the latest edition of the book.

Episode 1: From CfU to CfQ

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