This article is now available at my website:
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Showing posts with label lesson plan. Show all posts
Wednesday, 2 October 2019
Responsiveness and the Release of Responsibility (A Model)
This article is now available at my website:
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education,
learning sequences,
lesson plan,
Lessons,
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teaching,
teaching sequence
Saturday, 18 May 2019
From the @TES Blog: Ditch The Three-Part Lesson
My latest for TES can be read here: https://www.tes.com/news/ditch-three-part-lesson-and-remodel-these-8-things-mind
Friday, 13 April 2018
From Teach Primary Magazine: KS2 World Cup Maths Lesson
I wrote a lesson plan for Teach Primary Magazine to go along with their feature on lessons inspired by the World Cup.
This lesson was one I taught during the last World Cup - an event which also coincided with an Ofter inspection at my the school where I was working at the time. The inspectors commented that they hadn't seen much use of ICT so of course being the computing lead I was asked to tweak a lesson for the next day. Whether or not I'd agree with this sort of thing these days is another matter but suffice to say I met the request and this lesson is what I came up with.
If I remember correctly (I do but I'm trying to be modest) the school's maths lead and one of the inspectors couldn't really find any 'next steps' for me when they gave feedback and only had positive things to say. That's not to say that this is a failsafe Ofsted outstanding lesson - there's no such thing, and it's mostly in the delivery - but that hopefully it will provide a good starting point for a lesson for other teachers.
The whole lesson plan/article is available online so you don't have to squint at the photo above.
https://www.teachwire.net/teaching-resources/ks2-lesson-plan-make-predictions-using-real-time-statistics-from-the-2018-football-world-cup
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