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How to Activate Prior Knowledge
To Hook Your Students into the Lesson
18 hrs ago
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Trudy Mayo
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Why Term 3 Is the Hardest Term of the Year
...And How to Protect Your Energy
Jul 12
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How to Deliver Your Explicit Teaching Lesson Introduction Without Students Disengaging
Introducing Learning Intentions and Success Criteria Effectively
Jul 9
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Check for Understanding Isn't What Most Teachers Think
How effective teachers use quick checks differently.
Jul 3
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June 2026
Classroom Routines for Structured Teaching: The Missing Piece Most Teachers Overlook
A practical guide to teaching the routines students need to participate successfully in every part of the lesson.
Jun 24
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Trudy Mayo
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How to Teach Instructional Routines
So You Can Focus on the Learning
Jun 24
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Explicit Teaching as a Student-Centred Approach
Here I discuss the biggest misconception about explicit instruction and what it really means for cognitive load in your classroom.
Jun 18
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Trudy Mayo
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Instructional Routines at the End of the Term
How to use your structure to carry your students to the holidays
Jun 15
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Explicit Teaching Daily Slides Bundle
90+ editable Canva slides for lesson delivery, classroom routines, behaviour support and classroom organisation.
Jun 7
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Trudy Mayo
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Guided Practice in Explicit Teaching: The Most Important Part of the Lesson
Learn why guided practice in explicit teaching is critical for student success, formative assessment and responsive instruction. What effective guided…
Jun 2
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May 2026
How Explicit Teaching Became Over-Scripted
Exploring the shift from responsive instruction to over-reliance on lesson slides
May 25
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January 2026
Daily Review in Explicit Teaching: Why It Matters for Learning
Daily review is critical for retention and fluency in explicit teaching. Learn why spaced and sequenced practice matters and how to plan it effectively.
Jan 11
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