In this episode, Craig, Ollie, and special guest Zach Groschel discuss various topics related to education. They start by introducing themselves and discussing their current locations. Then, they dive into the importance of standardizing entry and exit routines in schools. They also explore the concept of relentless precision in holding high standards and the obstacles to understanding that teachers may face. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for clear expectations, effective coaching, and ongoing support in education. The conversation covers obstacles to understanding, effective explanations, checking for listening, refining the list, gradual release of responsibility, six direct instruction shifts, and self-explanation. The conversation explores the pre-test effect, the value of mass practice, the importance of discriminative contrast in interleaving, and the role of similarity in interleaving. You can access the show notes here: mrbartonmaths.com/blog/tools-and-tips-for-teachers-8

Time-stamps:

Standardizing classroom entry and rewards for students. (8:45)
Classroom management strategies for quiet and focused learning. (13:06)
Implementing a new behavior system in a school. (16:55)
Implementing a behavior change initiative in schools. (22:56)
Improving school standards through coaching and precision. (26:07)
Holding high standards in schools. (30:42)
Sustaining high standards in teaching and coaching. (36:18)
Coaching in education, obstacles to understanding. (41:03)
Obstacles to understanding in teaching. (44:50)
Clear explanations in teaching. (49:57)
Teaching strategies and checklists for effective explanations. (55:30)
Gradual release of scaffolding in teaching. (1:02:22)
Teaching strategies for language learning. (1:07:30)
Gradual release of responsibility in teaching. (1:12:21)
Teaching strategies and frameworks. (1:16:09)
Self-explanation in education. (1:19:37)
Self-explanation in teaching and learning. (1:23:42)
Self-explanation in teaching and learning. (1:28:28)
Pre-testing and interleaving in math education. (1:32:42)
Motivating students through math education. (1:37:42)
Interleaving and spaced practice in learning. (1:41:05)
Teaching math concepts through spaced repetition and interleaving. (1:48:32)
Interleaving and practice strategies in education. (1:51:49)
Teaching, learning, and poetry. (1:57:31)

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