Teachers are busy! Probably busier than ever before. Consequently, teachers find it challenging to find time for themselves, especially for their own professional development. Most professional development is shared through whole-day or half-day workshops. My talk focuses on how the theory of marginal gains and the emerging microlearning culture could revolutionise professional development in the future.
I am a young Primary Head Teacher based in Dubai. Author of WAGOLLTeaching.com, a teaching and learning blog and vlog, I am passionate about teaching and learning, innovation and professional development. I focus my work on improving the smallest aspects of teaching in order to have the biggest impact on learning. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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SearchBen Cooper is a primary headteacher and the founder of WAGOLL Teaching, where research meets real classroom practice. Passionate about cognitive science and child development, he creates blogs, vlogs, and resources that help teachers implement evidence-based strategies. He has also contributed to educational magazines and spoken at international conferences.
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