When does offloading become outsourcing? With Paul Kirschner
Are smartphones and laptops enabling or impeding students’ progress in class? On the plus side they give access to a wealth of resources, but they can also kill interaction and provide any number of distractions. Today we dig into the research on devices in class with educational psychologist Paul …
S3E21: Paul Kirschner on “Let’s Talk Evidence” and the latest debates over inquiry learning
Welcome back to Progressively Incorrect and to the season 3 Finale of this podcast. In this final episode before I take a break for the summer, we are going out with a bang by bringing back one of the most respected and influential cognitive psychologists in the world, Paul Kirschner. Before w…
S3E20: Casey Sovo on improving reading outcomes for indigenous students
Welcome back to Progressively Incorrect, I am your host, Dr. Zach Groshell. This episode is the second of two DI podcast episodes that I am releasing this weekend ahead of the Progressively Incorrect Season 3 finale with Paul Kirschner. Progressively Incorrect is brought to you by John Catt Ed…
S3E19: Marcy Stein and Bernadette Kelly on direct instruction mathematics
Welcome back to Progressively Incorrect, I am your host, Dr. Zach Groshell. Today I am excited to be bringing you the first of two DI podcast episodes that I will be releasing this weekend ahead of the Progressively Incorrect Season 3 finale with Paul Kirschner. My guests are DI mathematics ex…
What if it’s Not a Student Problem, but a Design Outcome (educators and parents)
This episode challenges one of the most persistent beliefs in education: that poor outcomes reflect student limitations.
They don’t.
Across classrooms, the same patterns emerge:
* capable students disengage
* high achievers become anxious and risk-averse
* learning is optimized for completion, n…
Five math myths that are holding students back (Ep 77)
In this solo episode, Anna Stokke explores five common misconceptions in math education that may sound convincing but aren't supported by high-quality evidence. This episode is based on a chapter she wrote for The Practice Project, which is a joint initiative of the American Enterprise Institute an…
The Science and Craft of Great Teaching with Nidhi Sachdeva and Paul Kirschner (Ep 78)
In this episode, Anna is joined by returning guests Dr. Nidhi Sachdeva and Dr. Paul Kirschner, authors of the upcoming book Becoming an Expert Teacher: Deliberate Practice for Effective Teaching.
They explore what makes an expert teacher and how teaching expertise can be deliberately developed. Th…
Nidhi Sachdeva & Paul Kirschner—Becoming an Expert Teacher: Deliberate Practice for Effective Teaching
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About The Guests
Nidhi Sachdeva is a scholar, educator, and international speaker recognized for her work in advancing evidence-informed education. Her scholarship spans educational technology, microlearning, and…
What is an expert teacher? With Paul Kirschner and Nidhi Sachdeva
In this episode, Adam and Amy are joined by the brilliant Paul and Nidhi to talk all things teacher development and expertise, in honour of the launch of their new book.
Here's the link to the book from Routledge and the 20% discount code: 26AFLY3
S04E12 - Paul Kirschner and Nidhi Sachdeva on The Hidden Difference Between Good Teaching and Expert Teaching
In this episode, Brendan Lee is joined by renowned educational psychologist Professor Paul Kirschner and teacher educator Dr Nidhi Sachdeva to discuss their new book, Becoming an Expert Teacher. Together they dismantle the myth that great teaching is an innate talent and explore why simply racking …
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