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Teaching Essentials: Advanced Level

Category: Dragonfly Training
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Enhancing practice: preparing for great teaching and learning

The advanced level comprises of three two-day workshops equating to six days of contact time.

DAY 5
OUTLINE

Day five focuses on relationships in and out of the classroom, including basic safeguarding, reputation, dealing with parents and other agencies and establishing good routines to support learning. Delegates will also look at positive approaches to behaviour including body language and non-verbal communication. There will also be opportunities to explore better feedback including live marking and comparative judgement.

OBJECTIVES

Consider how to protect yourself from allegations including basic safeguarding
Explore a variety of practical strategies to create challenge in the classroom
Discover a range of non-verbal and verbal approaches to improve behaviour
OUTCOMES

Develop a sound understanding of the basic principles of safeguarding
Receive a toolkit of ideas to improve relationships with parents
Gain a better understanding of the importance of non-verbal communication for improving behaviour

DAY 6
OUTLINE

Day six includes time to consider formative assessment, use of rubrics, how to check progress and build in ‘next steps’ for learners. Delegates will also explore the importance of a digital portfolio, including the use of social media, interview techniques, emotional intelligence in the classroom and creating a sustainable work-life balance.

OBJECTIVES

Explore best practice and current research on formative assessment
Consider the importance of a sound digital portfolio including social media presence
Discuss the essential requirements for a good work-life balance

OUTCOMES

Acquire a range of strategies for better formative assessment
Receive a social media toolkit to create a digital portfolio
Develop an action plan for improving work-life balance

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