Behaviour guru John Bayley helps teachers identify strategies that work with student behaviour that presents perennial problems in the classroom, even for the most talented of teachers. In this episode the focus is on the quiet pupils, often overlooked, but in danger of failing to engage in lessons. Working in Turin Grove School with geography teacher Sarah DeLooze, and Adam Bishop who teaches history, John Bayley helps them to unlock the hidden talents of some exceptionally quiet Year 9 pupils. John’s challenge is to help the teachers find ways to encourage the pupils to open up, enjoy learning and participate more fully in lessons.
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Nice ideas about how to motivate learners and encourage participation. Ideal for secondary teachers but relevant to upper KS2 too.
Very interesting and informative!! Personally I learnt a lot from it- well worth watching! :) x
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