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Using SOLO Taxonomy in Lessons: How to and why to

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When I first came up with this SPIN I thought I would just go through and do the same old tasks in python that I had been doing with my stud.

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Solo with a Year 9 class using spreadsheets to create a financial model. I started the lesson by introducing Solo using a presentation from.

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Teaching thoughts from a deliberating teacher: SOLO Learning model and my first inset delivery!