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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 →

250 schools – 1000 teachers – in London Schools Excellence funded Lesson Study project since 2013 will be sharing what they have learned and the impact of Lesson Study in their schools through interactive workshops. Speakers include: Charles Desforges CBE, … 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 →

I am very honoured to have been invited to speak to members of Japan’s Ministry of Education, National Institute of Education and also to principals, teachers, academics and students in Japan soon. One of the main things I obviously want … Continue reading →

I was recently asked by Iris Connect in a very very few words what I would change in the education system. http://www.irisconnect.co.uk/what-would-you-change-about-the-uk-education-system/ Follow lessonstudyuk

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Following a debate on Twitter about the state of randomised control trial research into Lesson Study, I am posting this summary of the current situation as I see it for information. Lesson Study (LS) is a relatively new phenomenon outside … Continue reading →

The Teaching Schools Council has published a case study by The Bishop Stortford High School with Catalyst Teaching Schools Alliance members Ferneux Pelham and Little Hallingbury CoE Primary schools. They were working with direct support from the National Teacher Enquiry … Continue reading →

‘Lesson Study: Professional Learning for our time’ a resume. Pete Dudley’s new book is out on 10 September 2014. In this blog I provide a brief resume of my book of the same title which is published by Routledge on … Continue reading →

A Spanish Version of the Early Years Lesson Study handbook has now been added to the website. With grateful thanks for the translation to Noemi Pena Trapero. Follow lessonstudyuk