InnerDrive Ltd reviews

4.8 (5,497 reviews)
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Research-backed ideas are consistently translated into clear, classroom-ready strategies, with presenters who explain evidence accessibly and deliver with warmth, humour and confidence. Attendees particularly value interactive experiments, demonstrations, paired tasks and discussion time, which make sessions engaging and help them reflect on practice and leave with changes they can use immediately. Courses are generally well structured, well paced and relevant across teaching contexts, though some attendees find longer sessions could be shorter.

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Very interesting, making educational research accessible.

matthew t · 28 Aug 2024
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It was good, but the beginning was stuff that seems commonly known now.

Stephen P · 28 Aug 2024
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Very useful and thought provoking

Roger W · 07 Jul 2024
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Well organised

Farah M · 03 Jul 2024
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Some really interesting points that I will take away and use

Stephanie N · 03 Jul 2024
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Good speaker Confidence

Beccy C · 03 Jul 2024
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The session was very useful and highlighted some accessible suggestions to apply in practice. Bradley had an engaging approach.

Stacy H · 03 Jul 2024
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Good presenter

Carole W · 02 Jul 2024
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An interesting look at metacognition with an upbeat and practical approach. The only reason for dropping 1 star from the overall score is that it felt like more time would have benefitted the amount of content and interactivity.

Stephen F · 01 Jul 2024
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A thought-provoking session that would have been far more effective had it been at the beginning of the academic year rather than at the end.

Catherine G · 01 Jul 2024
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