“Katie Lepi features a great infographic in the following article she wrote for Edudemic. More than anything, we want learning to have a profound impact on our students—the kind that makes them want to be learners for life.”
There are a lot of different theories out there on what works and what doesn’t in education. The infographic below showcases the results of a study that looked at a number of different items and if they negatively or positively affected student achievement. The scope of these projects is rather huge – over 50,000 studies including over 240 million students! While the research is based on the work of one individual and his team, the 7 most positive and negative ways to improve student achievement are quite interesting. Read on to find out more.
7 ‘Top Effects’
- Self reported grades/student expectations
- Teacher credibility
- Feedback
- Phonics instruction
- Classroom management
- Parental involvement
- Cooperative learning
7 ‘Bottom Effects’
- Principals / School Leaders
- Homework
- Class Size
- Extra Curricular Programs
- Ability Grouping
- Gender
- Open vs. Traditional learning spaces
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