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Questioning Systems of Deformative Assessment

June 7, 2016by robgratton Leave a comment

I argue that state maintained schools within England be brave, reject GCSE’s and their deformative effect upon learning and adopt the IB MYC as a summative assessment framework which provides […]

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Juha Suoranta (2008). Teaching Sociology/ Toward Collaborative Social Relations in Educational Situations. Critical Sociology 34 (5) 709-723

May 21, 2015by robgratton Leave a comment

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Collaborative Group Learning vs a Banking Method of Learning

May 21, 2015by robgratton Leave a comment

Within Juha Suoranta 2008 article (Teaching Sociology/ Toward Collaborative Social Relations in Educational Situations. Critical Sociology 34 (5) pp.709-723) I have found this excellent comparative table exploring features of collaborative learning in […]

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Light. P., and Littleton. K. (1999) Social Processes in Children’s Learning. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.

May 21, 2015by robgratton Leave a comment

Interesting discussion about investigating the product and process of social learning concerning school aged children. I will add my reflection and thoughts on the issues raised in the book later.

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Selected References

May 2, 2015by robgratton Leave a comment

References Alexander, R. (2006) Towards Dialogic Teaching; Rethinking Classroom Talk, University of Cambridge. Alheit, P. (2009) ‘Biographical learning – within the new lifelong learning discourse’ in K. Illeris, (ed.) Contemporary […]

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Research article exploring Group Based Resiliency

April 30, 2015by robgratton Leave a comment

GROUP BASED RESILIENCY- CONTRASTING THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF THREAT TO THE INGROUP

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