Pre-teaching Tier 3 vocabulary is one of the key ways teachers can make complex texts accessible.
Using prefixes, suffixes and their etymology is a highly effective way of doing this.
Here is a 5 step approach and examples:
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For #InternationalWomensDay, some images of the Women’s Royal Naval Service carrying out important war work at HMS Tormentor, a Royal Navy shore establishment at Warsash during the Second World War. #IWD2024
Still in the prototype stage but I’m going to run with the ‘EXTRACTion’ reading format with Y10 next week. Offers a range of different reading aspects. E.g. scan for characters/summarise key events. Hopefully ensures students fully pick apart the whole extract. #historyteacher
I'm building a list of teaching strategies that encourage higher levels of participation and thinking from pupils.
What would you add to this list?
- No opt out
- Cold calling
- Mini whiteboards
- Build Upon
- Track the speaker
- All hands up
Thanks in advance!
Look who I found independently reading today @RegentsParkCC 😊 Adam is teaching himself Japanese & he’s making great progress! 👏😊 We’re super proud of you!
One of the absolutely *maddest* things about the current content-heavy GCSE specs in history is that you can be a way for a _single_ lesson and it be a topic of a ~20 mark question.
That’s most/all of a grade boundary.
Last ever Teaching and Learning tip in Staff Briefing today! I've updated the PowerPoint I use every week if it's useful to anyone. Special mention to the brilliant Tips for Teachers podcast where many tips came from. It's in my Google drive here https://t.co/2lwk57717K
I have revisited this article by @dylanwiliam & I still think it is incredibly helpful for all teachers and school leaders.
Brilliant.
https://t.co/wiloGbr7Nw
Why reading, stories and academic scholarship should be at the centre of school History from Y7, and how to build a curriculum around the academic discipline from @histassoc TH174 with huge debt to @rachelfoster08, @Mastin_SJJH, @jcarrollhistory and many others!
Mentoring has many different facets but one of these is to facilitate improvements in teaching. Really thrilled to have this one pager of guidance for mentors on helping new teachers improve their instruction. Thanks @XpatEducator for doing this!
Part 1/4 in a series of one-pagers for the GTT. The 1st resource focuses on Dimension 1: Understanding the Content. Bite-sized summaries of the work done by @ProfCoe and @EvidenceInEdu to make research accessible to teachers. Special mention to @PearceMrs for the OG summary.
Miss Robinson: today 5 of our TGC Ambassadors were invited by Mrs Barnes to present to head teachers from across Southampton, on the impact they have had at RPCC within girls sport.
I couldn't be prouder of what they've achieved; they're an absolute inspiration!
@RegentsParkCC