Explicit Instruction to support pupil learning
The 'Five-a-Day' Principle: first in a series of videos looking at elements of explicit instruction
Learning behaviours
Our learning behaviours approach considers the interconnectedness between effective behaviour, social and emotional learning, metacognition and self-regulation, working with parents and pupils with SEN: taught and scaffolded particularly for our most disadvantaged pupils.
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Scaffolding tasks to support pupil learning
Integrating scaffolding from the ‘5-a-day’ into classroom approaches to enhance learning for pupils with SEN.
Activating prior knowledge: Modelling independence
by Town End Research School
Explicit instruction: Modelling independence
by Town End Research School
Modelling: Modelling independence
by Town End Research School
Memorisation of strategy: Modelling independence
by Town End Research School
Guided practice: Modelling independence
by Town End Research School
Independent practice: Modelling independence
by Town End Research School
Structured reflection: Modelling independence
by Town End Research School
Modelling a Mathematical Strategy
by Staffordshire Research School
Using worked examples in Post-16 History
by Devon Research School
Metacognitive questioning
by Durrington Research School
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