Join Professor John Hattie for a guide to gaining maximum impact through focusing on what works best, not simply what works.

What You Will Learn:

• The main factors that influence student learning


• The processes that maximise the impact of all your decisions


• What collective efficacy is, and why it is integral to effective professional development

What You Will Be Able To Do:

• Make decisions based on what you know for certain will lead to a growth in student achievement


• Ensure all pupils make at least one year™s progress for one year™s input


• Take clear steps to evaluate the impact of what every one does in your school

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‹Click here for more information on author, Rodger Terry.

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'NLP for Teachers' - Click here for more information.

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Click here for more information on a newly published titles of ours, ˜Teaching Creative Thinking™ by Bill Lucas and Ellen Spencer.

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‹Click here for more information on our book of the week and the chance to purchase your own copy of 'Best of the Best: Progress' by Isabella Wallace and Leah Kirkman.

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