I’m delighted to speak to educator and author Doug Lemov on this week’s episode. Doug is a former teacher and school principal. Doug’s international bestselling book “Teach like a Champion”, now in its third edition, describes techniques used by exceptional teachers. It has sold more than a million copies and is responsible for transforming classrooms around the world. In his book “The Coach’s Guide to Teaching” Doug brings his considerable knowledge about the science of classroom teaching to the sports coaching world to create championship calibre coaches on the court and field. In this episode Doug and I speak about improving players’ ability to ‘read the game’. Specifically, Doug shares his theory that helping players to develop their reading of the game is similar to helping people to learn to read text. Doug discusses three factors that he feels are crucial for quick and accurate game reading: fluency, vocabulary, and knowledge. Together, we unpack these factors and bring to life how coaches can utilise them in practice.

Doug Lemov, an education expert, shares insights on the contrasting education systems in the U.S. and the U.K. He discusses how centralized governance in England boosts school performance, while the fragmented U.S. system struggles with ideological divides. Lemov emphasizes the importance of cognitive science in teaching and critiques the reluctance in American schools to adopt evidence-based strategies. The role of background knowledge in reading comprehension and critical thinking is explored, alongside effective vocabulary instruction methods that foster better learning outcomes.

In this engaging conversation, Doug Lemov, an influential educator and Managing Director of Uncommon Schools, shares key insights from his book, 'Teach Like a Champion 3.0.' He discusses essential techniques for both novice and experienced teachers, including mastering clear directions and effective focus strategies to improve classroom engagement. Doug highlights the long-term impact educators can have on students’ lives and emphasizes the importance of balancing preparation with spontaneity in teaching, all while navigating the challenges of instant gratification in today's digital age.

In this episode I’m delighted to welcome back teacher, teaching mentor and bestselling author, Doug Lemov to the show.   Doug studies high performing teachers and what it is they do that makes them so effective in the classroom. Back in episode 120 Doug came on the show to talk about his brilliant book “The Coach’s Guide to Teaching” in which he brings his considerable knowledge about the science of classroom teaching to the sports coaching world to create championship calibre coaches on the court and field. In this episode Doug is back to speak about the book a little over a year since its release, the question’s that have arisen from the book and his recent thoughts on some of the topics he introduced in the book.

Doug Lemov, an influential educator, discusses effective teaching strategies from his book 'Teach Like a Champion'. Topics include analyzing teachers, using time strategically, improving reading fluency, promoting student engagement, addressing objections to cold calling, using the turn and talk technique, and addressing criticisms of the Teach Like a Champion approach.

Doug Lemov, an expert in education, discusses coaching scenarios, family impact on productivity, and building confidence in sports. Topics include coaching strategies for a limited season, enhancing player learning through observation, and psychological readiness in coaching.

Doug Lemov, an influential educator and author of 'Teach Like a Champion,' dives into the evolution of his teaching philosophies. He explores the pressing importance of reading instruction and the role of vocabulary in shaping educational success. Highlights include a discussion on the disparities in educational equity, especially for underserved communities, and the challenges posed by remote learning. Doug also emphasizes the need for effective classroom management strategies and the significance of fostering a supportive culture in both online and in-person settings.

Doug Lemov, an expert in instructional coaching and author, joins Josh Goodrich, CEO of StepLab, and Peps Mccrea, an educational writer and coach, to delve into innovative strategies for enhancing teaching. They discuss the transformational power of personalized coaching and observational learning, emphasizing the importance of classroom management and adaptive practices. Techniques like 'turn and talk' are highlighted for boosting student engagement, while the role of rehearsal in teaching is explored as a key to effective learning outcomes.

K-12 expert and author Doug Lemov discusses teaching principles beyond the classroom. Topics include building a positive environment, using precise praise, giving specific directions, observing teaching styles, radical simplification in instruction, cold calling in the classroom, and challenges of implementing teaching techniques.

Doug Lemov, author of Teach Like a Champion, shares key strategies from his book and tips for delivering training sessions. Topics include practical ways to implement teaching strategies in the math classroom, teacher training advice, and the importance of precise teaching methods for engaging students and promoting rigor.