Notes on Making Good Progress – Part 3
Sometimes I just get carried away a bit. I managed to get an early copy of Daisy Christodoulou’s new book on assessment called Making Good Progress. I read it, and … Continue reading
Notes on Making Good Progress – Part 2
Sometimes I just get carried away a bit. I managed to get an early copy of Daisy Christodoulou’s new book on assessment called Making Good Progress. I read it, and … Continue reading
Notes on Making Good Progress – Part 1
Sometimes I just get carried away a bit. I managed to get an early copy of Daisy Christodoulou’s new book on assessment called Making Good Progress. I read it, and … Continue reading
Thoughts on Comparative Judgement
This is just a quick post to collect some thoughts on (Adaptive) Comparative Judgement. Recently it seems to have gotten a lot of traction in the UK education blogosphere, to … Continue reading
Recent presentation: Mental Rotation Skills
I gave two paper presentations recently at the BSRLM day conference in Brighton. Abstracts and slides are below. Bokhove, Christian* & Redhead, Ed University of Southampton c.bokhove@soton.ac.uk @cbokhove Training mental … Continue reading
Recent presentation: digital books for creativity
I gave two paper presentations recently at the BSRLM day conference in Brighton. Abstracts and slides are below. Geraniou, Eirini*, Bokhove, Christian* & Mavrikis, Manolis UCL Institute of Education, University … Continue reading
Thoughts on memorisation
I don’t feel I have the time to really write (or rather finish) a blog piece on memoriation. But this sequence of tweets, as a reaction to some memorisation claims … Continue reading
Keynote at CADGME 2016
These are the slides to the keynote I did at CADGME 2016 Cadgme2016 keynote final from Christian Bokhove
Presentation ICME13
This is the presentation I gave at ICME-13: OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN maths: A curriculum approach with timss 2011 data Christian Bokhove University of Southampton Previous studies have shown that socioeconomic … Continue reading
Routes into teaching: the new IFS report
Update: added a little bit on the ‘leadership’ aspect and made wording more precise. I covered the costs of routes into teaching before. Two reports have been released, one by … Continue reading
