

#024 Kris Boulton – Part 1: Planning Lessons, Engelmann and Differentiation
Jul 17, 2017
Former math teacher Kris Boulton shares insights on planning lessons, Siegfried Englemann's influence, successful interleaving, and differentiation. Emphasizing sequences over individual lessons, he discusses strategies for effective teaching methods and the role of cognitive science in enhancing student understanding and knowledge transfer.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Exploring the Significance of the Square Root of Two and Zero in Mathematics
04:23 • 5min
Challenges in Math Education and the Need for Cognitive Science Integration
09:43 • 3min
Exploring Career Options Beyond Education
12:35 • 2min
Journey from Physics to Math Education
14:11 • 21min
Effective Teaching Strategies in Large Class Settings
34:49 • 26min
Balancing Instructional Sequences and Differentiation in Teaching
01:00:45 • 24min
Effective Strategies for Teaching Equations
01:24:46 • 20min
Reinforcement and Progression in Teaching
01:44:20 • 23min
The Evolution of Lesson Planning
02:07:03 • 9min
Exploring Effective Instruction Strategies and Future Topics
02:16:14 • 2min