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Early career teachers teaching strategies
Tuesdays January – April 2024, 7 – 8.30pm online
To find out how to register for these events, sign in to our website or create your free account.
We are running our early career teacher teaching strategies course again. Over four sessions, you will learn key teaching strategies from our course facilitators to help you in the classroom. It is fully funded, so you can take part for free.
Module details
We will cover the key fundamentals of teaching strategies to support your progression through the early stages of your career.
This course is most suited to teachers who are:
- new to their teaching role
- looking to build understanding and confidence
- keen to hear the expertise of course facilitators
Once you complete all four sessions, you will qualify for a certificate of attendance to add to your professional development portfolio or record.
| Date and time | Session topic |
|
Tuesday 30 January 7 – 8.30pm |
Demonstrations: how to do them on your own and with your students |
|
Tuesday 27 February 7 – 8.30pm |
Whole-class practicals: how to organise them with health and safety in mind |
|
Tuesday 19 March 7 – 8.30pm |
Modelling: what constitutes modelling, interactive or static |
|
Tuesday 23 April 7 – 8.30pm |
Summary: how to implement the lessons of the first three modules |
Disclaimer: We reserve the right to make changes to this programme in the event of unexpected circumstances.
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