Guides for Computing teachers
Short, practical guides on revision, retrieval practice and starting lessons well, written for Computer Science and IT departments.
- Retrieval practice in Computing: what the research saysWhy quizzing beats re-reading, what spacing adds, and how to use both in Computer Science lessons.
- How to run a Do Now in Computer ScienceA five-minute starter that gets every student thinking, with example questions for GCSE Computer Science.
- 12 common misconceptions in GCSE Computer Science and how to fix themFrom RAM and virtual memory to binary search and Boolean AND: the wrong ideas students hold, and quick fixes for each.
- Computing homework that works: less setting, less chasing, more learningShort, regular, self-marking homework for Computer Science and IT, with a weekly routine that saves teacher time.
- Using quiz data to plan your next Computing lessonTurn last week's quiz results into next lesson's plan in ten minutes: what to reteach, what to revisit and what goes in the Do Now.
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