Pick the one that sounds like your classroom.
Give learners the words for deeper thinking: 33 command words in five families.
Talk routines that get every learner explaining their ideas out loud.
Visual templates that show how ideas link, compare and sequence.
Learners build the shape of an answer with blocks before they write it.
A shared language for learning behaviours, so learners take charge of their learning.
Hands-on sessions where teachers do the thinking themselves and see learning with fresh eyes.
Type a topic. It plans the lesson and chooses the right tool for each step.
Free to start. Two lessons a month, no card needed.
Run a Fishbowl discussion next lesson: an inner circle talks, an outer circle notes one reason that moved the talk on, then roles swap to improve the claim.
Explore 29 oracy strategies from A to Z. Choose talk routines by purpose, compare exploratory and explanatory talk, and follow links to practical guides.
Dyslexic learners need structured literacy and clear classroom adjustments. Evidence-based strategies, assistive technology and a dyslexia-friendly room.
International Education Consultant & Researcher
Workshop Leader and Presenter
International Educator
Literacy specialist
