Research School Network: Tackling Disadvantage Through High-Quality Teaching A OneCornwall and Cornwall Associate Research School Conference
— in-person
Tackling Disadvantage Through High-Quality Teaching
A OneCornwall and Cornwall Associate Research School Conference
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Event category: 1 Day Training
Tickets *
£ 60 - £30 for Early Career Teachers
Dates
12 November, 2021
09:30
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16:00
- The Pavilion Centre
Royal Cornwall Showground
Wadebridge
- cornwall
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Conference aims
The phrase ‘high-quality teaching’ is almost certainly used more than it is examined. The OneConrwall Conference explicitly aims to address many of the practices behind the term, and to focus on improving outcomes for disadvantaged students.
Who for?
MAT CEOs, governors, primary and secondary headteachers, senior leaders, classroom teachers (note that implementation workshops 3 and 5 are more suitable for leaders)
Who’s who?
- Andry Brumby: Co-Director, Cornwall Associate Research School
- Marc Cooper: As Deputy Headteacher at Brannel School, Marc led a trust-wide implementation programme focused on metacognittion
- Clare Crowle: Strategic Lead, OneCornwall Teaching School Hub
- Jon Eaton: Director, Kingsbridge Research School
- Lorwyn Randall: Regional Delivery Lead – South West & South Coast, Education Endowment Foundation
- John Rodgers: Co-Director, Cornwall Associate Research School
- Marc Rowland: National expert and published author for the effective use of the Pupil Premium in schools
- Helen Thorneycroft: Evidence Lead in Education, Kingsbridge Research School
Ensuring every teacher is supported in delivering high-quality teaching is essential to achieving the best outcomes for all pupils, particularly the most disadvantaged’ – EEF, School Improvement Planning
SCHEDULE
9:30 Arrive and coffee
10:00 Welcome from OneCornwall Teaching School Hub
10:15 Outline of the day and the conference focus – John Rodgers and Andy Brumby
10:30 Keynote 1: Tackling disadvantage: what works and what doesn’t – Marc Rowland
11:30 Break
11:50 Workshop 1: Effective scaffolding – Andy Brumby
11:50 Workshop 2: Making the Implicit Explicit: an introduction to Metacognition – Helen Thorneycroft
11:50 Workshop 3: Implementing metacognition at scale: a case study – Jon Eaton and Marc Cooper
13:00 Lunch
13:45 Keynote 2: An Introduction to the EEF’s Professional Development guidance report – Lorwyn Randall
14:45 Workshop 4: Applying Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction – John Rodgers
14:45 Workshop 5: Implementing evidence-informed approaches – Jon Eaton
15:45 Closing reflections – John Rodgers and Andy Brumby
16:00 End