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Interactive Teaching and Learning
A CPD/staff development course for teachers in UK Schools,
International Schools, Independent Schools, post-16 institutions and FE Colleges
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Target Audience
Teachers in primary, secondary and post-16 schools and FE colleges
This course will examine a range of strategies for making whole class teaching more interactive. Practical techniques will be presented for encouraging participation, improving motivation and developing thinking skills.
The day will include strategies for raising achievement by encouraging students to interact with assessment information.
The course will cover:
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A range of interactive techniques for starting lessons
Strategies for encouraging the participation of all students
Ways of developing differentiated tasks and activities that will develop deeper understanding
A range of questioning techniques
Practical approaches for actively involving students in testing and revision
Proven techniques to improve memory
Strategies for developing assessment for learning
An extensive high quality course booklet will contain a wide range of support material activities and resources for use with colleagues as well as a summary of the key points from the day.
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Programme
10.00 Session 1 Interaction in Learning
Planning tasks to take account of what we know about whole brain learning
Structuring lessons for interaction and learning outcomes
11.00 Session 2 Interaction with Activities
Active learning techniques
Incorporating differentiation into the planning of tasks
12.00 Session 3 Interactive Whole Class Teaching Techniques
Using memory techniques to improve learning
Questioning skills as a tool for interaction
Making plenaries interactive
Explaining and modelling
Using key structures with students
1.00 Lunch
2.00 Session 4 Interaction with Assessment
Involving students in the learning process
Developing assessment for learning
Self reflection, peer assessment, oral feedback and marking
3.00 Session 5 Sharing Best Practice and Developing
Support Networks
Pooling successful strategies that work
Building internal networks to support teaching and learning
3.30 Plenary
Course Dates:
Please contact us regarding in-house delivery of this course.
Price: £600
Course Leader
The course will be led by Chris Haines who is a full time trainer . He has a background in school improvement and leading on learning. He works closely with many schools on improving teaching and learning in the classroom and the leadership of learning across the school. He is an expert on learning, assessment, leadership and school improvement and has recently been coaching teachers on structuring lessons that are more interactive with students. His work in schools is highly valued as he continually provides solutions which meet the needs of both schools and students.
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The Effective Teaching and Learning Network
37 Wycke Lane, Tollesbury, Essex CM9 8ST Tel/Fax 01621 860674
www.etln.org.uk Email Mobile 07710 480169
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