One Pagers Refresh!
Recently, I have redesigned my original one page teaching summaries that were initially published back in March. The new design breaks free of the constrains of the closed grid and makes use of space on the page. Since sharing my one pagers, I have had lots of positive feedback from teachers on Twitter who love the A4 format as it is accessible and succinct. The layout and design (clearly inspired by the brilliant Oliver Caviglioli) helps to break down and categorise information so it is easy to read and process. The one pagers include a range of distilled research from educational psychologist, edu-Twitter influencers and inspirational teachers.
Recently, I have redesigned my original one page teaching summaries that were initially published back in March. The new design breaks free of the constrains of the closed grid and makes use of space on the page.
Since sharing my one pagers, I have had lots of positive feedback from teachers on Twitter who love the A4 format as it is accessible and succinct. The layout and design (clearly inspired by the brilliant Oliver Caviglioli) helps to break down and categorise information so it is easy to read and process. The one pagers include a range of distilled research from educational psychologist, edu-Twitter influencers and inspirational teachers.
Coming Soon
As you can see, I am developing a full collection of one page summaries for teachers. David Goodwin and I will reveal more information about our exciting project in the coming months. Looking forward to sharing more soon.
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If you are going to share the ‘One-pager: Teaching Summaries’ PDF online or in your school, please credit me, Jamie Clark (@XpatEducator).
Thanks for the amazing response and keep a look out for more one-pagers coming soon!