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Modelling learning using a visualiser
In this video, see how a visualiser can be used to help present, explain and model new learning.
In this video, Lewis Angier, Teacher at Fulbridge Academy (primary), demonstrates how he makes use of a visualiser during lessons to support his presentation, explanation and modelling of new learning.
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A visualiser can be attached to a computer and projector in the classroom to display a close-up view of something such as a piece of work or a demonstration. Lewis uses the visualiser in this case study to demonstrate the steps of a science experiment to his pupils. He explains the steps one at a time and uses the visualiser to provide clear instructions before releasing the pupils to engage with each step at a time so as not to overload their working memory. You’ll learn more about these approaches in Week 2 of the course.
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