Visible Learning - what are effect sizes and what do they mean for learning?
Every teacher can argue they can enhance learning, says Professor John Hattie. But how can teachers make the biggest impact in the classroom? This video was filmed at Waldegrave School in Twickenham UK, during a special Visible Learning workshop. In January 2016, John Hattie and Deb Masters chose Waldegrave School as the winner of our Visible Learning competition. In the workshop, teachers took the next step on their Visible learning journey. They will now be implementing John Hattie’s research throughout their school, in a quest to ensure all their pupils meet and exceed their potential for academic success. For more information about this book, please visit www.routledge.com

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