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Both episodes of Dylan Wiliam's "The Classroom Experiment" now available

Very good to see that both episodes of Dylan Wiliam's 2010 BBC documentary (docudrama?) about improving learning methods in secondary school are now available on YouTube, where I hope they will stay.

Bear in mind that these two one-hour programmes will have derived from many many hours of video, and that there will surely have been pressure to produce "good TV". [Added 21/5/2012] See also the helpful notes on the two programmes from David Jennings that are referenced in the comment below; and if you are interested in the theory underpinning Dylan Wiliam's approach, it is worth reading his and Paul Black's Inside the Black Box - Raising Standards Through Classroom Assessment.

Episode 1

Episode 2

Posted on 20/05/2012 in Resources |

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Comments

I did some notes on these programmes when first broadcast, which may help people decide whether to commit the time to view them all, or look for particular bits.

Posted by: DJ | 21/05/2012 at 14:57

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