John Hattie introduces Visible Learning: The Sequel

In 'Visible Learning: The Sequel' John Hattie returns to his ground-breaking work to update and reflect on its transformative journey from research into practice into changing lives.

John explores in-depth the questions we should ask about teaching and look more closely at the impact educators have on students.

He reflects on how his work has been understood - and at times misunderstood - and what future directions research should take.

[drcharles]

Excellent review of the meta-research and how to use data in the classroom. Visible learning is a rough guide to focusing on success strategies. The execution is the key and is essentially based on high-level skills by the teacher. The visible learning is not able to give this level of skill independent of teachers' knowledge, experience, and skill. It is a great fallacy to think that intelligence and skill can be given by a statistical rubric. Learning in a box does not work but visible learning is a great research tool.

[jamesbalthes]

Ahhh more pseudo science from the cult of Hattie