Mrs Saunders MCCT (@missavecarter) 's Twitter Profile
Mrs Saunders MCCT

@missavecarter

Assistant Head and former Head of RE. Advocate of Religion and Worldviews approach. PhiE enthusiast. Passionate about teaching and learning. (Née Carter).

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Laura Stam (@stamstam193) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The two most important considerations in lesson design: working memory and attention span. For all the lesson plans I had to create in teacher college, this was never once brought up. Yet how simple and powerful are those two guiding principles. Gene Tavernetti

The two most important considerations in lesson design: working memory and attention span. 

For all the lesson plans I had to create in teacher college, this was never once brought up. Yet how simple and powerful are those two guiding principles.
<a href="/GTavernetti/">Gene Tavernetti</a>
Peps (@pepsmccrea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨🚨NEW PAPER ON INCLUSIVE TEACHING ...that I've been working (pretty intensely) on for the last few months. Details below: ↓

🚨🚨NEW PAPER ON INCLUSIVE TEACHING

...that I've been working (pretty intensely) on for the last few months.

Details below:

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Zach Groshell (@mrzachg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Everybody does everything” should be the guiding principle for engagement, whether that’s a stop & jot in your notebook or 3,2,1 on your whiteboards. Clear directions, brisk pacing, slick routines, and positive narration all contribute to a classroom where everyone’s included.

Paul A. Kirschner (@p_a_kirschner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Onderbelicht en Ondergewaardeerd Codering is een essentieel concept bij het leren, maar het lijkt vaak onderbelicht in discussies over hoe leren werkt en in de onderwijspraktijk die daaruit voortvloeit. Met dank aan Tom Sherrington (Tom Sherrington). kirschnered.nl/2025/06/02/cod…

Mrs Saunders MCCT (@missavecarter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really helpful insights here about cues for attention as I plan our CPDL focus for next academic year on Harnessing Attention, with the first term's worth of sessions dedicated to the micro-focus and teaching fundamental of 'cues for attention' . Mike Hobbiss

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Loved #REchatUK tonight - it was timely inspiration! So lucky to have such a network to tap into every month and reignite that passion. Great hosting Charlotte Newman and Sally Brooman ! Thank you NATRE ! :)

Mrs Saunders MCCT (@missavecarter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Funding a masters..? Edutwitter please help! I’ve been wanting to do an MA or MSc for so long - but the awards/financial support I’ve looked into/found still don’t make it affordable… any advice? TIA :)

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Carl Hendrick unpacking how checking for understanding might be one of the most impactful strategies to drive in schools : “learning happens when you need to think hard” Steplab

Carl Hendrick unpacking how checking for understanding might be one of the most impactful strategies to drive in schools  : “learning happens when you need to think hard” <a href="/Steplab_co/">Steplab</a>
Mrs Saunders MCCT (@missavecarter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great session here that I am stealing for my own whole staff PD. Steplab watch a 5 min clip of brilliant teaching and allow hands up for notable moments. Lots of valuable insights from a range of voices. Great feeling of collaboration here in Birmingham.

Great session here that I am stealing for my own whole staff PD. <a href="/Steplab_co/">Steplab</a> watch a 5 min clip of brilliant teaching and allow hands up for notable moments. Lots of valuable insights from a range of voices. Great feeling of collaboration here in Birmingham.
Zach Groshell (@mrzachg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you missed the free webinar I put on with Blake Harvard (Blake Harvard) about attention and teacher explanations, the recording is now available: educationrickshaw.com/2025/06/16/max…

Brett Benson (@mrbensonnms) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another blog in my Cognitive Load Theory journey. This one’s on the modality effect. How info is presented matters. A lot. Hard truth? I have been presenting info in some ineffective ways. Here’s what I’m learning, changing, and trying in my classroom👇 open.substack.com/pub/solinthewi…

Another blog in my Cognitive Load Theory journey. This one’s on the modality effect.

How info is presented matters. A lot. Hard truth? I have been presenting info in some ineffective ways. 

Here’s what I’m learning, changing, and trying in my classroom👇
open.substack.com/pub/solinthewi…
Pritesh Raichura (@mr_raichura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nothing beats good old hard work. Schools must defend knowledge-curricula, traditional exams & teachers must understand cognitive load theory to prevent being seduced by AI trends influencing schooling.

Zach Groshell (@mrzachg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is why understanding how learning works is so important. People predicted this result without needing the study. Mayer and Fiorella’s Generative Learning Theory may have become the single most important thing for teachers to know in the age of AI.

David Didau (@daviddidau) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If AI can write your curriculum, it probably didn’t deserve to be written. Yes, LLMs can churn out a lesson or a scheme of work in seconds. But should they? A curriculum isn’t a checklist: it’s a structured expression of value, shaped by judgement, history, and context. If your

Mrs Saunders MCCT (@missavecarter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

End of an ear tonight celebrating my better half who led Boarding | Repton Prep with dignity, laughter and heart. He leaves behind a legacy in the students he has nurtured. Such impact - nine years of dedicated service. Well done my love! Looking forward to our next chapter 👏 👏 👏