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Leveraging Student Voice to Differentiate Instruction

issue 71 dec 2019

Amidst growing diversity in our classrooms and the forthcoming shift towards Subject-Based Banding, the philosophy …

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Differentiation in Practice

issue 71 dec 2019

Differentiation consists of the efforts of teachers to respond to variance among learners in the …

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Making Parallels Meet: The Parallel Curriculum Model @ CHS

Contributionsissue 71 dec 2019

Contributed by Paul Ng Boon Leng and Claire Liu, Catholic High School, for SingTeach issue …

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Flipping Math Teaching and Learning

issue 54 sep 2015

Learning happens at home and revision takes place in the classroom – the conventional way …

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Games for 21st Century Learning

issue 45 nov / dec 2013

Games are being used in classrooms not just because they are fun. If designed well, …

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Transforming Learning and Teaching with Games

issue 45 nov / dec 2013

In the world of games, knowledge isn’t useful unless students translate it into action. What …

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A Literature Review of Game-based Learning

issue 45 nov / dec 2013

What is game-based learning and how can it be promoted in schools? In this literature …

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A Learning Journey in Changi

issue 44 sep / oct 2013

A field trip is a great way to combine learning and fun for students. The …

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Learning in a Changing World

issue 40 jan / feb 2013

John Seely Brown calls himself the “Chief of Confusion”. In a world of constant change, he says, …

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