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Links and resources

This page gives direct links and downloads for some of the references in the book: ‘The fundamentals of Teaching’

Link to Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) Toolkit

Download Barak Rosenshine ‘Principles of Instruction’

Download Institute of Education Sciences (IES) ‘Organizing instruction and study to improve student learning’

Download Deans for Impact ‘Science of Learning’

Download Coalition for Psychology in Schools and Education ‘TOP 20 PRINCIPLES FROM PSYCHOLOGY FOR PreK–12 TEACHING AND LEARNING‘

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Fundamentals of Teaching

The materials on this website have now been collected, extended and published by Routledge as a teacher-friendly guide.