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Education Architecture


The Nudge Curriculum: Designing for Effort, Engagement, and Executive Function
The Nudge Curriculum is a behavioural science-informed approach to teaching and learning that leverages small, intentional design features—nudges—to support executive functioning, personal effectiveness, and academic agility. Rather than overhauling what we teach, it enhances how students interact with their learning environment. It’s about designing for success, using the principles of behavioural economics to make desirable behaviours easier to start, sustain, and succeed a

Kirsty Nunn
Jul 64 min read
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Choice Architecture in Revision
As educators, we often focus on what students should do when revising: spaced practice, interleaving, retrieval, and reflection. But we often overlook how the physical, temporal, and psychological context shapes those choices. This is where choice architecture comes in.

Kirsty Nunn
May 42 min read
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The Educator as Architect: A Manifesto for Change
Education is not a box to be ticked, nor a flatpack to be delivered. It is a space to be crafted, thoughtfully, purposefully, and with the needs of every child at its heart.

Kirsty Nunn
Sep 1, 20243 min read
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