Author Archives: Jean Lang

The 10th World Association of Lesson Studies (WALS) conference is going to be held in the UK for the first time this year. This is a unique opportunity to join educators from 5 continents at the biggest and best lesson … Continue reading →

Lesson study is growing in popularity all over the world. This model of teacher collaboration, incorporating a structure of planning, conducting, observing and reflecting on (and perhaps re-teaching) a research lesson, has been shown to benefit teacher learning in numerous … Continue reading →

The London Borough of Camden have received legacy funding  from the London Schools Excellence Fund to establish a London wide mathematics Lesson Study hub. If you work in a London school (any key stage from Nursery to Key Stage 5) … Continue reading →

We are very grateful to Bethlehem University’s Centre of Excellence for permission for the free download of this Arabic Lesson Study Toolkit written by Pete Dudley.   Just give us a few details, press send and then the file will … Continue reading →

We are very grateful to Christoph Weber of the University of Education, Upper Austria for sending this German translation of the Lesson Study handbook. Just give us a few details and the handbook will be emailed to you. Please check … Continue reading →

Pete Dudley’s Lesson Study Handbook has been revised to meet the needs of teachers and practitioners in Early Years settings. You can download it from this link. Just give us a few details and the handbook will be emailed to … Continue reading →

This handbook has helped tens of thousands of teachers understand Lesson Study and start to apply it in classrooms across the world. Download a free copy of Pete Dudley’s Lesson Study Handbook from here. Just give us a few details and … Continue reading →

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Follow this link to get access to the workbook developed as part of the Camden LSEF Lesson Study project and also the first three case reports from the project. Find out what has been learnt about the teaching of fractions … Continue reading →

The Market Place by Nick Martin We have been using Lesson Study at Samuel Whitbread Academy as our primary vehicle for improving teaching and learning for the last four years and we are confident that it has significantly raised the … Continue reading →