Zach Groschel and Ollie Lovell join Craig to discuss the importance of standardizing entry routines in schools and the obstacles to understanding that teachers may face. The conversation also explores effective coaching, clear expectations, and the value of mass practice and discriminating contrast in interleaving.

Teacher, author and podcaster, Ollie Lovell, joins us on the Tips for Teacher podcast to share his 5 tips: 1. How to overcome the limits of working memory (03:39) 2. Backwards plan. ALWAYS backwards plan! (22:16) 3. Check for understanding (34:03) 4. Inquire into mechanisms (44:25) 5. You can learn something from everybody (57:43) Access the show notes and audio transcription of the episode, plus a load more audio and video tips here: tipsforteachers.co.uk

Education consultant Ollie Lovell joins the host to discuss teaching tools and tips. They cover strategies for handling student responses, the concept of atomisation in teaching, factors contributing to high-achieving schools, differences in pedagogy for senior students, effective feedback techniques, and teaching methods for math teachers.

Ollie Lovell, a passionate teacher and education consultant, shares invaluable insights into effective teaching strategies. He stresses the significance of choosing impactful examples for enhancing student engagement and understanding. The conversation delves into innovative methods like hands-up cold calling to foster inclusivity in discussions. They also touch on the importance of healthy eating habits with green smoothies, linking lifestyle choices to educational performance. Overall, the discussion underscores the need for thoughtful planning in teaching practices.

Teacher, author and podcaster Ollie Lovell joins the host to discuss connections, worked examples, teacher knowledge, iPads, timer dice, and rewards for revision.

Ollie Lovell, a mathematics educator and collaborator, shares his innovative insights on developing effective lesson structures for math teaching. He discusses the importance of lesson sequencing and the instructional phases of 'I do, We do, You do' to enhance student engagement. Their conversation highlights crafting purposeful 'do now' activities and integrating retrieval practices to boost learning retention. Ollie also explores tailoring lesson structures for different age groups, ensuring that teaching methods meet varied student needs.

Education expert Ollie Lovell joins Craig Barton to discuss teaching strategies, including using worked examples, frequent assessments, and the controversy around exit tickets. They dive into topics like fitness challenges, Monster Phonics for reading, and treating failures as system failures for effective problem-solving.

Tom Sherrington highlights the importance of teachers being attuned to students sitting in the back of the classroom. The speakers discuss regularly changing seating plans, implied competences, and Montessori education. They explore the effectiveness of pre-testing, using manipulatives for deeper understanding, and strategies for enhancing learning comprehension.

Craig Barton, a renowned mathematics educator and edu-podcaster, joins Ollie Lovell, an experienced teacher and the usual host, to dissect a recent math lesson Ollie taught. They delve into pedagogical decisions and strategies for effective lesson planning, including the use of Google Docs for collaboration. The discussion covers engaging students through dialogue, the significance of mini whiteboards for classroom management, and the importance of peer feedback in teaching practices. It's a deep dive into refining educational techniques and enhancing student engagement.

Experienced educator Ollie Lovell shares insights on breaking down concepts for effective teaching. Topics include productive struggle, atomization in teaching, benefits of shared curriculum resources, and the importance of balancing curriculum and pedagogy. The conversation also touches on the curse of knowledge, pairing teachers, and the power of storytelling in education.