Research Blog: Ashlawn School – Episode 1
Jude Hunton, the organiser of ResearchED Rugby, Deputy Head at Ashlawn School in Warwickshire, and a keen proponent of evidence-based learning, is investigating explicit vocabulary [...]
How video helped share the learning at researchED Rugby
At ONVU Learning we’re focused on using technology to support teacher development. So we jumped at the chance to work with researchED Rugby to try [...]
researchED Rugby: ‘What makes a great teacher?’
We had the privilege to interview a whole host of talented teachers and education professional at researchED Rugby, which was held on the 9th June. [...]
Can’t make ResearchED Rugby next weekend? Follow the highlights on Twitter @rEDRugbyTV1 – produced by ONVU Learning.
Jude Hunton, Deputy Head at Ashlawn School in Rugby, realised three years ago that much of what he’d been doing as a teacher was wrong [...]
How do you introduce more CPD without increasing workload?
Great CPD is vital to improving teaching and recruiting the best staff - but there's an elephant in the room - workload. Debra Kidd, the [...]
Education Executive Article: A third eye on teaching and learning
Classroom technology is advancing rapidly and there’s a growing focus on using it to support and enhance learning and teaching. One development that’s gaining traction [...]
Seeing real lessons and the real incidents within them!
What makes LessonVU uniquely valuable? According to ONVU’s Director and former teacher Andy Goff it’s because it’s the only way to see ‘real lessons and [...]
Education Technology Article: Addressing the teacher recruitment crisis
Andrew Goff, Director at ONVU Learning, discusses how digital assets can help in your recruitment strategy No matter where you look, the news is rarely [...]
Growing organisations means growing opportunities – and growing risks
Schools are increasingly becoming part of complex networks – whether that’s a multi-academy trust, a federation of local schools, a national group (e.g. free schools [...]
Why research matters in schools – and how you can get involved with it…
Money’s too tight to mention. So it’s vital that we spend what we have on what really matters to a school – improving teaching and [...]