
Rachael Cattrall
@rachaelcattrall
History Subject Development Lead at Teach First
Former EEF Content Specialist for Cog Sci. Former Head of History.
2014 Teach First Cohort in Yorks & Humber
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21-01-2021 14:58:09
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“It can help to make previously learned knowledge more accessible and flag what prior knowledge is needed to process the new information or task.” Rachael Cattrall explores the connection between cognitive science principles and retrieval practice. eef.li/RytVxS 1/2


💡 In this new blog, Rachael Cattrall, our cognitive science specialist, takes a look at some of the core components of retrieval practice and how these can support classroom practice. Read more: eef.li/ApscVn





🧠 “Happily, cognitive science may offer the key approaches to help remove these barriers” Rachael Cattrall, our cognitive science specialist alumna, explores the importance of considering cognitive load. Read now: ow.ly/UenR50Q2i1a


Rachael Cattrall, our cognitive science alumni, introduces a new video with Nikki Sullivan of Beckfoot Trust, that explores how to implement cognitive science approaches. Read more: eef.li/uD7sZB


A huge thank you to Rachael Cattrall for popping in to chat with us @Beckfoot School Beckfoot Teaching and Learning

🎧 Tune in to our new podcast episode on retrieval practice. Featuring special guests, Thomas Perry 🤔, Rachael Wilson of Norfolk Research School and Mark Miller and Bradford Research School. Listen: eef.li/msLBSE 1/2


🤔“When we think of retrieval practice, our first thought might be a quiz at the start of a lesson.” Rachael Cattrall, our former cognitive science specialist introduces a new Voices from the Classroom around retrieval practice. 1/3


It was wonderful to have Rachael Cattrall back with us Beckfoot School. Mrs Hartley talking all things retrieval in Beckfoot Humanities...




🧮 “When developing teaching practice during PD sessions, snippets of video classroom practice can be a stimulus for focused and productive discussions between colleagues.” Grace Coker introduces new updates Research Schools Network’s Clips from the Classroom library of maths videos. 1/3



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