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The Mantle of the Expert approach is about making learning exciting and meaningful to children. The idea is to create an imaginary context where the students are cast as an expert team with a job to do – rescue an injured climber, excavate an Egyptian tomb, restore a ruined castle – which the teacher uses to create purposeful activities for curriculum study – writing reports, researching the past, drawing plans to scale. In this workshop Tim will introduce the approach and take participants into an imaginary context just the way it would be done in the classroom.
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17th March 2018
TMHistory Icons is an annual Teach Meet held explicitly for History teachers. Full event website is here Each year the event is getting bigger and better with teachers travelling from as far as Dubai and Romania to present to a room full of eager History teachers. This year we have also incorporated guest speakers into...
Expired
The Mantle of the Expert approach is about making learning exciting and meaningful to children. The idea is to create an imaginary context where the students are cast as an expert team with a job to do – rescue an injured climber, excavate an Egyptian tomb, restore a ruined castle – which the teacher uses to create purposeful activities for curriculum study – writing reports, researching the past, drawing plans to scale. In this workshop Tim will introduce the approach and take participants into an imaginary context just the way it would be done in the classroom.
Expired
17th March 2018
TMHistory Icons is an annual Teach Meet held explicitly for History teachers. Full event website is here Each year the event is getting bigger and better with teachers travelling from as far as Dubai and Romania to present to a room full of eager History teachers. This year we have also incorporated guest speakers into...
Expired
17th March 2018
TMHistory Icons is an annual Teach Meet held explicitly for History teachers. Full event website is here Each year the event is getting bigger and better with teachers travelling from as far as Dubai and Romania to present to a room full of eager History teachers. This year we have also incorporated guest speakers into...
Expired
17th March 2018
TMHistory Icons is an annual Teach Meet held explicitly for History teachers. Full event website is here Each year the event is getting bigger and better with teachers travelling from as far as Dubai and Romania to present to a room full of eager History teachers. This year we have also incorporated guest speakers into...
Expired
The Mantle of the Expert approach is about making learning exciting and meaningful to children. The idea is to create an imaginary context where the students are cast as an expert team with a job to do – rescue an injured climber, excavate an Egyptian tomb, restore a ruined castle – which the teacher uses to create purposeful activities for curriculum study – writing reports, researching the past, drawing plans to scale. In this workshop Tim will introduce the approach and take participants into an imaginary context just the way it would be done in the classroom.
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Learning is massively complex. We can never see it, only imply it from the outcome of tests which may, or may not, be true indicators. We can, however, use what research says in order to try and optimise learning. It is important to note that research indicates to us what probably will happen, it does...
CPD should improve the learning experience of our students. All too often it doesn’t. In fact, research indicates that only around 1% of CPD is effective. It is extremely difficult to determine the effect of CPD on learners. We cannot see learning, only imply it from outcomes which may or may not sufficiently inform us...
The required practicals allow us opportunities to relate science to our students everyday life in terms of giving a context to the practicals as well as the roles of scientists and potential careers. Many of these ideas are stolen from my colleagues at the IOP in particular Nicky Thomas @NickyThomas1 Research has shown that giving...
Teaching Energy – The New Approach Teaching Energy the ‘new way ‘ with stores emptying and filling via pathways has caused lots of confusion. In this blog I hope to clarify why the changes have been made and how to teach using the new model. The first time I came across this I was hugely...
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The support from Neil Atkin was truly outstanding and certainly helped me to achieve this award
Mark Nicolaides The Purbeck School, Wareham IOP Award for achieving outstanding attainment of pupils in A-level physics
Having Professional Development over a period of time has really enabled me to embed new practice into my classroom.
Simon Curson Leysin American School , Switzerland
Outstanding , realistic training that really integrates technology into the classroom
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