Multiple Choice, Many-Page Books and More Archaeology…

Hello and welcome to another edition of ‘Hey! What You Reading For?’

I’m told that by the end of this week we should have an extra hour of daylight, meaning those of you reading this by the paraffin lamp may not have to do so for much longer.

In this edition, you’ll find:

• Home Naledi: Everyone’s favourite ancestor is back by popular demand. This time with the paper that inspired the Ancients podcast.

• Multiple Choice Questions: Two great reads on one of the most powerful tools at our disposal in the classroom.

• An Entire Encyclopaedia: It might not be a traditional page turner, it might not be healthy to read it from cover to cover but it is guaranteed to interest those with a penchant for the learning sciences.

Encyclopaedia of the Sciences of Learning

Homo naledi, a new species of the genus Homo from the Dinaledi Chamber, South Africa - Lee R Berger

Multiple Choice Questions Part 2 - Daisy Christodoulou

Oiling the hinges - refining my construction of hinge questions - Harry Fletcher-Wood

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Kieran