The Power of Quiet Engagement in the Classroom

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Whole school universal » Great teaching » Maximising opportunity to learn » Ensuring that rules, expectations and consequences for behaviour are explicit, clear and consistently applied
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In many classrooms, we mistake noise and activity for real learning.
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In many classrooms, we mistake noise and activity for real learning. Fast answers, lively discussions, hands waving everywhere, supplies and students all in a bunch. It looks like engagement. Every sense is amplified and overwhelmed. But often it’s superficial: the quick thinkers dominate, the quiet ones disappear, and everyone moves on before true understanding forms.

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Free
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Early years
Primary
Secondary
16 plus