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Creating the Perfect Sketchbook: A Masterclass | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. Creating the Perfect Sketchbook: A Masterclass. June 12, 2015. From our wonderful Art Department. 1Thoughtful, intelligent analysis. Be self-critical. Constructive, reflective analysis of what you have made and consideration of what works/what doesn’t shows your ability to have critical distance from your own work an important technique. Embedding Assessment into Lessons. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. With not even...
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Embedding Assessment into Lessons | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. Embedding Assessment into Lessons. June 11, 2015. I was invited, the other day, to talk to MFL Heads of Language about ways in which we can embed assessments into lessons in a way that provides an opportunity for immediate feedback, easy marking and common tests that will help them gauge progress and improve learning overall. Oh, and hopefully reduce the pressure on end of unit assessments and the workload that goes with that. Https:/ ww...
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. Ipad apps for Students with Dyslexia. October 3, 2016. By Alice Lee] Most students have their own phone, and the use of technology will be increasingly useful for students with specific learning needs. There are many apps available to […]. Read Article →. What does the research tell us about smart assessment? September 27, 2016. Read Article →. Blog of the Week: Effective Feedback – top tips for teachers. September 23, 2016. June 20, 2016.
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Mini-teachmeets | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. If you have missed a teachmeet or would like to look something up from a previous teachmeet, here are the links:. Teachmeet 1: Differentiation – Practical Ideas for the Classroom. Teachmeet 2: Differentiation – sharing what works. Teachmeet 3: IT and Social Media. Teachmeet 4: Assessment, Marking and Feedback. Teachmeet 5: Starters and Plenaries. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). In search o...
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RGS Magpies | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. RGS teachers meet to ‘magpie’ ideas from each other. This happens on the first Friday of every month. In 15 minutes we aim to share 15 ideas – with a strict 1 minute limit for speakers! Magpie Session 1 : Notes as pdf – magpie session 1 – notes. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
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rgs thunks | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. Thinking of writing a blog post but need some inspiration? Borrowing an idea from @TeacherToolkit’s. Here are some thunks:. 8211; If we stopped setting homework, would it matter? 8211; What would happen if we stopped marking work? 8211; What is the best lesson you have ever taught? 8211; Why test? 8211; If you could give your NQT self one piece of advice what would it be? 8211; Are good teachers born or made? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Academic Ethos – 5 Strategies for the Classroom | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. Academic Ethos – 5 Strategies for the Classroom. June 2, 2015. One consistent finding of academic research is that High Expectations among teachers are the most reliable driver of high achievement among students, even students who do not have a history of strong achievement. Here are 5 strategies for building Academic Ethos into everyday interactions with students – they are all taken from the work of Doug Lemov. 1 Reject Self -Report.
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Here Is Your Slogan &. At Swalwell Primary School we work together to promote learning and achieve the highest standards for every child through high expectations and high quality teaching. We provide an education that is enjoyable, inclusive, stimulating and challenging and which allows individuals to develop their educational potential and skills for life. EVERY LESSON COUNTS.’. The most comprehensive school photo gallery in Gateshead! A fantastic record of our school's activities. Enjoy! We had a spec...
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BLOG OF THE WEEK: Hornets and Butterflies – How to reduce workload | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. BLOG OF THE WEEK: Hornets and Butterflies – How to reduce workload. June 8, 2015. Some food for thought – how can we work smarter not harder? Academic Ethos – 5 Strategies for the Classroom. Embedding Assessment into Lessons →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Mapping Youn...
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Do they understand this well enough to move on? Introducing hinge questions | RGS Learning
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Teaching, Learning and now Blogging. Recommended Blogs: by Subject. Do they understand this well enough to move on? June 2, 2015. What are Hinge Questions? What happens when you use hinge questions to check student understanding? What is a hinge question? A check for understanding at a ‘hinge-point’ in a lesson, so-called because of two inter-linked meanings:. 1) It is the point where you move from one key idea/activity/point on to another. 1,532 more words. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Top Posts and Pages.
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