Prof Rob Coe joins Ofqual exam grade discussion
In light of exam disruption due to COVID-19, our Director of Research and Development Professor Rob Coe was asked by media outlets to share his views on the grading process implemented by Ofqual. [...]
In light of exam disruption due to COVID-19, our Director of Research and Development Professor Rob Coe was asked by media outlets to share his views on the grading process implemented by Ofqual. [...]
With a new academic year about to dawn here in the UK, over the summer at EBE, we’ve put wellbeing, mental health, email overload and work/life balance under the microscope – not only [...]
20 years ago, Professor Rob Coe, then of Durham University, wrote his Manifesto for evidence-based education [the concept, rather than the organisation!]. After joining EBE in February 2019, we [...]
Is the science of learning really a science? What can teachers and students learn from the research evidence on effective studying and learning? What aspects of cognitive psychology could affect [...]
Back in late 2014, I got a call from my good friend Stuart Kime. He asked me if I fancied taking a break from preparations for my upcoming university finals, and instead heading for a coffee in a [...]
Super excited to be mentioned by @ProfCoe in this. A brilliant podcast on the ‘Great Teaching Toolkit’ and research-informed teaching. twitter.com/listento…
'@ProfCoe discuss the Great Teaching Toolkit on the latest OTT podcast! twitter.com/listento…
Accurate. twitter.com/MsGlynis…
NEW! @ProfCoe discusses the Great Teaching Toolkit and ITT with @OTT_SCITT's Matthew Coatsworth. Fans of @PearceMrs: listen out for a great endorsement by Rob... @NASBTT @TeachingSchools @EvidenceInEdu buzzsprout.com/72630…
Coming tomorrow: a fantastic interview with @ProfCoe about the Great Teaching Toolkit and ITT... @OTT_SCITT @TeachingSchools @EvidenceInEdu @NASBTT pic.twitter.com/HmGh…
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