oracy in science

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Deepen learning in science through dialogue

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I highly recommend this series of videos from the Inquiry Project

Talk Moves for teachers

From the brilliant Talk Science Inquiry Project https://inquiryproject.terc.edu/index.html

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Teacher Talk Moves

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Deepen learning in science through dialogue

I highly recommend this series of videos from the Inquiry Project

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Say it again...

Is it a good idea to say this to your pupils?

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Participation, elaboration and challenge

Three vital ingredients

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Should we need to ask 'Why?'

Do your pupils have the habit of spontaneously giving reasons?

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What do you think about what Janie said?

Help your pupils actively listen to each other

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Active listening

Ways to make sure your pupils are engaged with what is being said

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Philosophy for Young Children – A Practical Guide

Packed with example discussion scenarios, this book will help you raise your facilitation game

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Who can repeat that?

A game-changing talk move

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Parent Talk Moves

This resource brings together phrases and tips to help parents and carers develop dialogue with their children at home.

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Talk Moves for teachers
The Birthplace of P4C

This summer I was lucky enough to attend the annual summer seminar organised by the Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children (IAPC) based at Montclair State University, NJ.