Effective learning in classrooms

Introduction Learning in Classrooms - What's the Best We Know? What is Effective Learning? What Do We See in Classrooms - Ways of Seeing Voices on Learning and the Culture of Classrooms - Contemporary Myths Your Conceptions of Learning and Teaching - Teachers and the Tensions They Face Promoting Effective Learning - Active, Collaborative, Pupil Agency and Meta-Learning Talking With Colleagues - Telling Our Best Stories of Learning in Classrooms Conclusions

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