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Primary and Secondary National Strategies © Crown copyright 2006 1Renewing the frameworks – Day 3

Primary and Secondary National Strategies © Crown copyright 2006 2Renewing the frameworks – Day 3

Agenda

09.15 – 10.30 Reviewing implementation plans

Enhancing and Enriching teaching & learning

10.30 – 10.45 Break

10.45 – 12.00 Planning

12.00 – 13.00 Lunch

13.00 – 14.15 Planning

14.15 – 14.45 Break

14.45 – 16.00 Next Steps

© Crown copyright 2006

Renewing the Frameworks

Reviewing implementation plans

Enriching and enhancing teaching and learning

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Aims

To review and share plans for school implementation of the renewed frameworks.

To consider how to develop teacher skills and confidences related to fitness-for-purpose pedagogy.

To consider how to embed ICT as a learning and teaching tool within literacy and mathematics.

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Reviewing Implementation Plans

Discuss with colleagues on your table where you are now in your plans for implementation of the renewed frameworks.

What is your focus for implementation?

Which is your focus group of children?

Why were they chosen?

What is your timeline for implementation?

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Themes

Encourage flexibility

Structure teaching and learning

Broaden and strengthen pedagogy

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The four confidences

Subject knowledge including curricular knowledge

Being innovative

Teaching approaches

Fluency in using resources / ICT fluency

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The four confidences

Subject knowledge including curricular knowledge

Being innovative

Teaching approaches

Fluency in using resources / ICT fluency

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What is innovative teaching?

Resources and tools

Knowledgeand expectations

Children’s learning

Teachingapproaches

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Innovation - learning

Setting high challenges

Demanding thinking and reasoning

Generating the unexpected

Children’s ownership

Opportunities for children to develop the key aspects of learning

Resources and tools

Knowledgeand expectations

Children’s learning

Teachingapproaches

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Innovation

Innovation occurs when learning and teaching is creative, pupils are challenged and learning outcomes are high

Teaching can be innovative without making new resources but using existing ones imaginatively when planning a lesson/series of lessons to suit the needs of a class

Innovation can incorporate an unexpected event which makes the learner think and challenges their assumptions

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Using resources - adapting

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Discussion

How could this activity be adapted for use with other year groups, in different parts of the lesson, or for independent work?

“Teachers’ use of ICT to challenge and engage pupils’ interest and enthusiasm for learning is improving. However few have successfully linked the good use of IWBs for whole class teaching with effective follow through into pupils’ own use of ICT to support independent work in lessons.”

Primary National Strategy: An evaluation of its impact in primary schools 2004/05 (Ofsted)

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Adapting

Resources to support learning intentions

Use of the resource

Teaching approaches

Range and depth of questioning

Pace and depth of learning

Pitch of expectations

Management and organisation of children’s learning

Resources and tools

Knowledgeand expectations

Children’s learning

Teachingapproaches

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Using resources – ICT fluency

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Discussion

Resources and tools

Knowledgeand expectations

Children’s learning

Teachingapproaches

How does the use of ICT

enhance the learning?

What were the benefits of using

ICT in this teaching sequence?

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Developing the four confidences

Subject knowledge

Teaching approaches

Using resources

Innovation

What have you done in your own practice to develop these confidences ?

What professional development strategies might you use to begin to develop these confidences in your school?

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Key messages

Innovative teaching is grounded in assessing the needs of the children and adapting materials and teaching approaches to raise achievement.

The Renewed Framework offers the opportunity to enrich and enhance learning and teaching through the use of ICT