Title: Pedagogy: What It Is & Why Matters? - Evidence-Based Teaching
Headings: Pedagogy: What It Is & Why Matters?
Pedagogy: What It Is & Why Matters?
What Is Pedagogy?
Beliefs are Drivers of & Part of Pedagogy
Evidence-Based Pedagogical Beliefs
What You Do as a Teacher Matters!
9 Evidence-Based Pedagogical Practices
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Your Relationship with Your Students Matters
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Clarity & Alignment are Crucial Pedagogical Practices
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Either-Or Beliefs Can Be Flawed Ways of Thinking
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Some Teaching Strategies Have More Impact Than Others
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What Your Students Do Matters Too! And, it is a Pedagogical Practice
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Managing Your Students’ Behaviour Makes a Difference
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Intervention for Struggling Students Helps
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Enrichment Programs Work, but Acceleration Works Better
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Formative Assessment & Feedback Make a Difference
Pedagogy in a Nutshell
Research On Pedagogical Practices

Content: However, lower-impact strategies can also be useful when they are easy to implement and used to complement rather than replace higher-impact strategies. Save
What Your Students Do Matters Too! And, it is a Pedagogical Practice
Pedagogy is about what you do as a teacher. Yet, this includes what you tell your students to do – and what they do matters too. For example, having your students practice new things and spacing this practice out over time has a large impact on their success. So too do other strategies, such as connecting new learning to prior knowledge, identifying similarities and differences and checking their work. Save
Managing Your Students’ Behaviour Makes a Difference
Managing your students’ behaviour is a crucial pedagogical practice. It affects your students’ learning, as well as your own sanity. Forging positive teacher-student relationships helps. So too does teaching well.