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Meg Lee

@megvertebrae

connector; educator; co-author of Mindsets for Parents; Evidence-Informed Practice at Scale; Leadership; engagement coach; opinions expressed are my own.

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calendar_today15-02-2012 14:42:44

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Love this from Amber Haven -- in addition to providing effective lessons to students, this type of structure can help to reduce the cognitive load of the teacher by routinizing tasks.

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School boards members: Ask your administration what training and guidance teachers are given on the practice of interleaving. carlhendrick.substack.com/p/bright-lines…

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This was a very happy day… love the excited kiddos in the background, too (all with permission to be photographed, of course). Leah McNally, you and your colleagues inspired me and the feeling hasn’t faded!

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Expertise isn't about having more working memory, it's about needing less of it. Experts automate many components in long-term memory and can recognise meaningful patterns instantly, bypassing the need to process individual elements. ⬇️ 🧵

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Thinking well requires having something to think with. Without background knowledge, there’s no basis for inference, no filter for nonsense, no framework for judgment.

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Just because students look engaged doesn’t mean they’re learning. 👀 In this clip from Teaching Channel Talks, Meg Lee explains how popular strategies like thumbs up/thumbs down can give a false sense of participation, and what to focus on instead: teachingchannel.com/k12-hub/podcas….

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Congrats to my friend and colleague Dr Haili Hughes FRSA — her amazing book, Mentoring in Schools, makes this list. It is a gem of a read and offers insight into the practical, humble brilliance that Haili brings to the field.

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Great coverage of an important topic…. But they missed the fact that Maryland is the first state in the US to make foundational learning science knowledge a requirement for teachers — by law — by June 30, 2026. Maryland districts are moving!

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To see an example of an education preparation program that HAS made incorporating learning science a priority, take a look Hood College in Frederick, MD.

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Always great to hear Tom Bennett OBE providing guidance about teaching the behavior curriculum. New student? “Welcome! We are so glad you’re here and we care about you. We are going to show you how to be successful at our school.” Relationships AND structure.

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Thoughtful international delivery today! Can't wait to dive into Kirsten Colquhoun (Col-hoon)'s new book, including a forward from Dr Haili Hughes FRSA. Adding treats from the Orkneys... divine! Ready to return to Scotland right now.

Thoughtful international delivery today! Can't wait to dive into <a href="/kirstcolquhoun/">Kirsten Colquhoun (Col-hoon)</a>'s new book, including a forward from <a href="/HughesHaili/">Dr Haili Hughes FRSA</a>. Adding treats from the Orkneys... divine! Ready to return to Scotland right now.
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You know that you have a wonderful thought partner when you've been apart for a while, and when you reconnect, it feels like finding your car in a parking garage after it has been lost for hours. Just found the other half of my brain. 🧠🚘