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    How to enhance teachers’ ability to practice under the concept of visible learning.Wipada Phinla, Natcha Mahapoonyanont, Wipapan Phinla, Nuttapong Songsung & Magnus S. Gudmundsson - 2023 - Proceedings 8Th International Conference on Education and Social Science (Icess-2023) 2023 (2023):58-67.
    Visible Learning, introduced by John Hattie, is a comprehensive approach to teaching and learning that emphasizes making learning processes visible, quantifiable, and impactful. This paper explores strategies to enhance teachers’ ability to practice Visible Learning, focusing on evidence-based techniques and professional development methods. It reviews key principles such as feedback, teacher-student relationships, and instructional strategies, emphasizing their role in improving student outcomes. The abstract highlights the significance of ongoing teacher training, collaborative learning communities, and a supportive school environment in fostering (...)
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    Visible learning in the primary school: How does it work?Wipapan Phinla, Natcha Mahapoonyanont, Wipada Phinla, Nuttapong Songsung & Magnus S. Gudmundsson - 2023 - Proceedings 8Th International Conference on Education and Social Science (Icess-2023) 2023 (2023):43-57.
    This study explores the implementation and effectiveness of Visible Learning strategies in primary schools, focusing on understanding how these strategies work to enhance student learning outcomes. Visible Learning, as proposed by Hattie (2009), emphasizes making learning processes explicit and visible to students, enabling them to engage in their learning journey actively. The study investigates the practical application of Visible Learning techniques in primary school classrooms, examining the impact on student achievement, motivation, and teacher-student interactions. The findings highlight the importance of (...)
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    Learning ecosystem in the classroom for supporting pedagogy under the concept of visible learning.Natcha Mahapoonyanont, Wipapan Phinla, Wipada Phinla, Taradeth Mahapoonyanont, Nuttapong Songsung & Magnus S. Gudmundsson - 2023 - Proceedings 8Th International Conference on Education and Social Science (Icess-2023) 2023 (2023):68-78.
    This study investigates the implementation of a learning ecosystem within classrooms to enhance pedagogy through the lens of Visible Learning. Grounded in Hattie's (2009) framework, which emphasizes the importance of making learning visible and impactful, this research explores integrating diverse educational elements into the classroom environment. The study examines how a dynamic learning ecosystem, comprising interactive technologies, collaborative activities, formative assessments, and targeted feedback mechanisms, supports effective teaching methods. By utilizing Hattie's principles, this research aims to unveil the nuances of (...)
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