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Chunking

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My turn our turn your turn

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Repeating instructions or simplying them for pupils

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Repeating instructions or simplying them for pupils

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acting out historic events

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Scaffolding - word mats, number lines, 100 squares, knowledge organisers

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Taking smaller steps

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Whiteboard work first

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Practical activities

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Limited information on the PowerPoint slides

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Increasing pupil talk rather than teacher talk

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Picture prompts

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My turn your turn

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Repeating  key learning through recall and reviews

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Repeating  key learning through recall and reviews

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talk about the key knowledge before we move on to new learning

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Break work up in chunks

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Picture prompts

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Chunking - breaking down information

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Small steps

Chunking

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I have prompts on the whiteboard and outline of activity for them to start work

Scaffolding

when teaching the my turn and your turn approach

For some children less information is better

Key vocabulary on separate flip chart