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A great blog on using Padlet in the clasroom

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A great blog on using Padlet in the clasroom

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Temperature charts for measuring distance travelled in lessons.

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Temperature charts for measuring distance travelled in lessons.

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Feel free to use and modify this chart to measure distance travelled. You could add numbers. turn it into a fuel gauge (great from farm mechanisation or motor vehicle students. These work as both a visual group measure or as an individual learner measure.

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You can link to another Padlet Here for maths and English ideas. you will find resources for embedding and promoting in vocational lessons, or for GCSE / functional skills teachers. With thanks and credit to Kayley Roche (Milton Keynes College), James Dawson Moulton College and Dr Jenny Thorpe (Writtle College)

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Personal Development, behaviour and welfare - 25 pieces of evidence

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Personal Development, behaviour and welfare - 25 pieces of evidence

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This document contains 25 evidence used by Ofsted in a pilot inspection for the 2015 new judgment

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OFSTED 2015 Characteristics of Outstanding Teaching, Learning and Assessment

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OFSTED 2015 Characteristics of Outstanding Teaching, Learning and Assessment

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This makes a fun starter or refresher activity

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This makes a fun starter, refresher

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This type of activity relates to the levels of surface and deep understanding that learners demonstrate. Try to use it to encourage extended thinking (extended abstract).

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Detailed description

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A great PPT presentation with  hundreds of ideas for lesson plenaries

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A great PPT presentation with  hundreds of ideas for lesson plenaries

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Proposed structure of an oustanding lesson?

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Proposed structure of an oustanding lesson?

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25 ways of teaching, without talking by Geoff Petty

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25 ways of teaching, without talking by Geoff Petty

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Try somethng new, revisit some ideas from Geoff within your lessons

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Bloom's taxonomy for the development of Attiitude, Skill and Knowledge

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A great poster for the teachers' stsaff-room

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A great poster for the teachers' stsaff-room

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Tihs can help you plan learning outcomes, and questions for ALL levels of learn

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The SOLO Taxonomy is used widely now in Higher Education, but is a concept also seen in schools and FE

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This tool can be used to share with HE learners (and FE). It is most useful to use related to a particular topic to measure their starting and ending knowleedge.

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Feel free to use this template to get your own students to RAG rate. This is a great way to get them using thier evaluative skills

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Planning questions using Bloom's taxonomy

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Planning questions using Bloom's taxonomy

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A very useful hand-out that shares ideas of how to plan questions.

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This is an assessment rubric tool mapped to SOLO taxonomy. It enables learners to self-assess thier work prior to submission

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HEA Toolkit on small group teaching in HE

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HEA Toolkit on small group teaching in HE