Replace customer with student/parent and contract with government officials/policies!
The Education Endowment Foundation has produced a list of effective and ineffective intervention strategies , discussed by @oliverquinlan . There were lots of interesting points to his presentation(s!):
This examines different learning interventions and summarises the most useful ones...something I definitely need to get round to reading!
I think this is advice we do need to take on board.
Something else I need to get round to reading, particularly now that we have 1:1 iPad programme in our school!
Some more interesting links from @oliverquinlan :
- Remote 1:1 Tutoring
- Real time captioning and transcripts of lessons for CPD (and for deaf students?) (Very excited by this opportunity, imagine if my students could re-read the lesson, and visual learners could read it in real time?!)
- The Flipped Classroom (something I am at the very beginning stages of exploring!)
Really want to check this out, http://www.nomoremarking.com/ , could have some potential!
Skype education...didn't know about this and would like to learn more as it looks pretty exciting/engaging!
@englishlulu shared this fun idea to motivate D/C GCSE students, but I thought I could adapt it to my KS3 Literacy and even English classes as well! Write an essay on a postcard! They could also use reading skills to analyse a picture on the front.
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