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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Marking: Minimum effort for maximum pleasure
Towards the end of this half term, we have had a steady stream of DHS teachers writing blog articles, to share what they have been doing in their classrooms – which is fantastic to see. The most recent addition to this is English … Continue reading
Student Led Plenaries in PE
DHS PE teacher Stuart Axten (@StuartAxtenDHS) has been looking at developing effective AfL strategies to use in his own lessons, but also more widely across the department – as a part of his Learning Innovator project. At the start of … Continue reading
Developing Reading Strategies
The 15 minute forum tonight was led by our Literacy Leader, Lucy Darling (@DarlingDurr). Lucy shared a number of reading strategies that can be used across a range of subjects. Reading Strategies Reading Strategies are ways in which you can … Continue reading
History & Geography do ‘questioning’
At a recent departmental meeting, the history and geography departments joined forces to discuss and share ideas about questioning. What ensued was a lively discussion about what makes great questioning. Thanks to @davidbrading for summarising the meain points of the … Continue reading
Marking Matters
Like most teachers in the autumn term, I have set myself a few targets, some of them to do with marking. I’m going to make sure that I mark student work regularly, make it useful and get students to do something with it. In search … Continue reading
Using the ‘Learning Journey’ poster
The 15 minute forum tonight was led by Assistant Head Pete Kelly (@petek1974), looking at how he uses the ‘Learning Journey’ poster in his lessons. The poster was introduced to DHS last year, after something similar was seen being used … Continue reading
Some thoughts on questioning…..
DHS drama teacher, Learning Leader and occasional blogger Lesley Graney has been thinking about questioning…… There is a lot of chat about the Big 4 in our school. It’s everywhere; if only the big 4 were sleep, cheese, red wine … Continue reading
Science do ‘The Big 4’
Tonight after school, at our department meeting, the science department at DHS gave some thought to these four key aspects of effective pedagogy – questioning, feedback, independence and challenge. Working in small groups they thought about what best practice looks like … Continue reading
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