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Zones of Regulation Powerpoint

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Zones of Regulation Power point for staff or children. Explains the meanings, process, language, and the personalisation of the Zones. Examples of how to use it in school and classes.
Team Meetings as Team CoachingQuick View
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Team Meetings as Team Coaching

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Powerpoint for CPD The importance of team meetings and the ability to use them as coaching sessions to share best practice across school. Key threads to maximise learning: Expectations; Aim for a stronger core; Self Esteem; Ambitious Goals; Weaving a fabric of knowledge; Engaging; Responsiveness; Exercises; Scaffold high
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The Principle of Instruction

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Includes: daily review; new materials; ask questions; Modelling; check understanding; obtain high success rate; scaffolding; independent practice; review. Great for staff CPD
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Learning Walks for Different Purposes

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Discusses Learning Walks, ethos and behaviour support, teaching and learning check in, accountability/compliance focused, getting the right spirit, doing a learning walk. To support monitoring.
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Cold Calling Powerpoint

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A Powerpoint discussing the effective use of Cold-Calling as an AfL strategy. Examples, adaptations and potential hurdles. A good CPD Powerpoint for staff.
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The Trouble with Green-Penning

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A Powerpoint to highlight the problems with green-penning in the classroom. Hightlighting the potential long-term problems. Explains the good intentions, but potential not supporting the child. Gives alternative approaches. Good for staff CPD.
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Whole-School Science Curriculum and Extras

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Whole - School Science Curriculum: Knowledge progression EYFS - Y6; Skills Progression EYFS - Y6; Deep Dive Leader Questions; Pupil Voice Questions; Big Question Strands; Curriculum Map Perfect for a new science leader or a leader wanting to implement a new science curriculum.
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Maths Curriculum Scheme Work Year 5

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Pre and Post Learning Tasks Consolidation, Mastery and Greater Depth Tasks Oral Starters Overview of Year Weekly Structure Strands Curriculum Objectives Week by Week
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Reciprocal Maths Problem Solving And Reasoning Step by Step Guide

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The Resource contains 5 aspects/characters that can be adapted or changed to suit your school setting. Perfect for Maths Worded Problem or Problem Solving Word which requires numerous steps to find the answer. There is a picture of each character on the card ( these can be adapted to suit). Each character has a job. The job is written on the card to remind the children. There are prompts on each card to remind the children of the role. The characters work in sequence, complete their job and this supports character two, which supports character three until by character 5, the answer should be complete. Jobs/Characters ( I themed it around the army and dogs) Character 1 Problem Master reads the problem/question and highlights the important information - everybody in the group then agrees/disagrees and they underline. Character 2 Operation Sargeant decides on the operation/s needed for the task. Discusses with group and they all decide and then move forward Character 3 Method Commander choose which method is best to work out the calculation. They know the operation, but which method is best. Character 4 Convincing Major asks all of the group to work out the calculation using the methods and operations dicussed. When finished they check the answers. Normally children have different answers, so they work together to justify, prove and explain until they come to the correct answer. Character 5 Resolution General focusses on answering the question. What is the actually question and have we answered it? The 5 roles then get rotated for the next day or week. Eventually every child will be used to the roles, methods, strategies and will be able to work on this independently and take it to worded problems without the need for 4 or 5 others in the group. This promotes collaboration, teamwork, understanding, checking answers, working on methods and finally independence.
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Maths Whole School Curriculum Year 2

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Pre and Post Learning Tasks Consolidation, Mastery and Greater Depth Tasks Oral Starters Overview of Year Weekly Structure Strands Curriculum Objectives Week by Week