Andy Harrison

Brackets are set, now it's time to sit back and enjoy the mayhem. Turn daily college basketball recaps into your own personal sports podcast. Dive into our men's and women's tournament Featured Notebooks to stay up-to-date on every game. Access them here: notebooklm.google/yahoosports

Professors John Hattie & Gregory Donoghue published ‘A Meta-Analysis of Ten Learning Techniques’ (2021), which replicated the findings of Dunlosky et al. (2013). Their conclusion stated: “The most effective techniques are Distributed Practice & Practice Testing.” I write about retrieval practice & spaced practice in the article below for @EvidenceInEdu evidencebased.education/resource/retri…

@JonnyEllithorn @allthingspne It seems as though Hecky’s lost some of those players because of the negative, defensive, ‘let’s not get beat’ tactics. Benching Devine and Osmajic is senseless. Hope you’re well, Jonny!

Still have to play West Brom, Leicester, Charlton. We are in massive trouble you know, 2nd season in a row this has happened, yes all aware things need to change at top of the club, questions also must be asked about manager now as well, some baffling decisions and tactics #pnefc

Grace Hudson has been producing sketchnotes to summarise key messages from my book, Power Up Your Questioning: amzn.eu/d/08cx9CDU Here are the first 4👇 Teaching PowerUps members can download the complete set to support professional development: teachingpowerups.com

Custom styles for Infographics are rolling out TODAY! With 10 (!) preset options and the ability to create your own, choose from editorial, clay, brick, fan favorite kawaii 😻, and more! Turn your complex source material into beautiful, easy-to-read visuals with a single click.

A few colleagues have asked for a copy of my slides from my @researchEDBrum. Here they are drive.google.com/file/d/12nMqqL… Free to use with attribution.

UNBELIEVABLY EXCITING RESOURCE DROP: Principles of Effective CPD, by me and @BenRiceTeach We've been working on this guide for months, and it's a concrete + nitty gritty manual to actually delivering CPD effectively. Get your copy at the link 👇 carousel-learning.com/resources/down…

We took a thoughtful look at mini whiteboards. Four disciplines. Practical examples. Clear limits. They’re not the end all be all, but this is a helpful conversation if you’re exploring the idea. @AmberBHaven @AndrewWatsonTTB @SoLInTheWild bamradionetwork.com/track/maximizi… #teachers

Talk about a real gem!! 💎 Shout out to @EricCurts for building this incredible collection of over 100 Gems for schools. We’re loving the creative ways teachers can put them to work in their classrooms with the @GeminiApp! Check it out! edugems.ai

How can feedback drive successful teacher adaptations? This new Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) resource - ‘Check.Adapt’ - offers a concise, usuable resource to reflect on decisions in the classroom. Read more here: educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/news/checking-…

Slide Revisions are officially 100% rolled out on the mobile app! Because the best ideas (and the most urgent edits) tend to happen when you're nowhere near your computer.

💬 EXPLAINING! This week’s edition of ⚗️DistillED outlines the key principles that help teachers explain with clarity, precision, and attention to cognitive load. 📣 This post includes a FREE one-page guide. If you find my work useful, consider subscribing below to support the creation of more practical, evidence-informed resources every week!👇 newsletter.jamieleeclark.com/p/explaining-w…

Elevate your teaching with AI! 🤖 Check out these 20 ways to enhance your existing lessons, from creating interactive quizzes to generating engaging story plots. #AIinEducation  f.mtr.cool/bpcoamzwsd

@SamJayne11 All is good. Smith to the rescue 👀🤯

Why can we NEVER match a great half with an equally great second half? Why are we always hanging on?!! #pnefc

Cognitive Load Theory: Matching Instruction To Complexity A synthesized summary of my podcast conversation with John Sweller and @olicav. wegrowteachers.com/cognitive-load… via @ThoughtStretchr

The Lethal Mutations poster below, along with each of the 5 pages can be downloaded for free on my shared drive at drive.google.com/drive/folders/… Just look in the CPD and presentations folder. Thanks once again to @C_Hendrick for inspiring a little creativity in me. #edutwitter

These NEW NotebookLM Tricks are INSANE! 🤯 Google’s NotebookLM just became the ultimate content engine. No more hours wasted on manual research. No more fighting with slide deck formatting. Here’s the NotebookLM play 👇 → Turn complex PDFs into narrated video walkthroughs. → Build full, editable slide decks from simple prompts. → Use Deep Research to synthesize web sources instantly. → Assign custom AI personas to act as your strategist. → Convert internal docs into instant team training guides. Stop doing the heavy lifting manually. Let AI turn your files into high-value assets. Want the full guide? DM me.

NotebookLM just made building slide decks from scratch completely unnecessary. Here's the new workflow that changes everything: Step 1: Open NotebookLM. Click "Fast Research" or "Deep Research" on any topic. It finds 5-10 sources from the web automatically. No tabs. No Googling. Step 2: Click import. Then click "Slide Deck." Full presentation built from your sources in minutes. Step 3: Click "Revise" in the top right. Type exactly what you want changed: → "Change colors to [your brand colors]" → "Make section 3 a flowchart" → "Rewrite the title to be direct response style" → "Shorten every slide to one headline only" It updates just the slides you changed and leaves the rest alone. Step 4: Export as PDF or PowerPoint. Done. The old way: 4-8 hours. Research manually. Build in Canva. Hire a designer. Realize formatting is broken. Start over. The new way: Upload sources. Generate. Revise with prompts. Export. Minutes. It also generates audio overviews, video summaries, infographics, data tables, flashcards, and blog posts from the same sources. All in one tool. All free. All from a single notebook. If you send proposals, run webinars, build courses, or create client reports — this just saved you hours every week.

You’ve probably seen this. A student solves the problem correctly, but a week later the understanding is gone. Dylan talked about why that happens and what memory has to do with it. @DylanWiliam @bamradionetwork bamradionetwork.com/track/zooming-…