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Why does the strongest rule in teaching have a paradox in it

Why does the strongest rule in teaching have a paradox in it?

How both claims can be true

Check: two different questions

The three determinants, and the three pitfalls

Worked Example: rattlesnakes, sunlight, and a text that lost

Check: when not to do it

Which activation, and for whom

Which activation, and for whom?

Practice: Design the first ten minutes twice

Check: who gains most?

Expert Depth: What should replace "knowledge is power"

Expert Depth: What should replace "knowledge is power"?

Expert Depth: What the neural evidence licenses

Check: activate what?

The lethal mutation: activating prior knowledge on principle

Check: check what first?

Decide whether to activate prior knowledge before a given topic, on the evidence of whether what learners already believe agrees with what you are about to teach, and design the opening ten minutes accordingly.

Prior Knowledge: The Paradox Underneath the Best-Known Rule in Teaching

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