fbpx
 

Blog

Different types of graphic organiser deal with different kinds of information. Some are used to represent relationships between objects. These are typically drawn with boxes representing the objects and lines or arrows representing a relationship between them. A similar approach can be used for arguments....

Arguments are normally written as prose in essays and books. These sources consist of nothing but text, which makes them hard to grasp. But the problem for the student is actually much worse than that. For example, if a student is studying Religious Studies, they...

Visualisation of complex information is very common in education and elsewhere. In education, a graphic organiser is a diagram that uses graphical symbols to help convey complex information to promote learning. Graphic organisers are used because they are often simpler for students to understand than...

85% of teachers thought critical thinking skills were inadequate when students reached post-16 education (TES). Our own qualitative research in schools revealed typical worries that students have such as: losing track of the argument; not planning before starting an essay; including irrelevant information. ...

Endoxa Learning is designing a new course for Key Stage 3 Religious Education. At KS3 there is no national curriculum. Instead, each county has its own committee called a SACRE which aims to produce a curriculum that matches the religions represented in the area. So...

Unlike a textbook, Endoxa Learning is always being updated. Here is an example of being able to bring our content up to date. The prosecution and defence arguments from Donald Trump's second impeachment trial have been made into a lesson and added to A level...