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Tag Archives: differentiation
Rich Tea or Hob Nob?
It’s been a great week at DHS. We started off on Monday with an INSET thinking about how we can develop a growth mindset with our students. By that we mean students who will: Strive for excellence Embrace the challenges Persist … Continue reading
Differentiation – Some classroom strategies
During an INSET day last week, teachers from different subject areas met in a ‘Learning Development Group’ to discuss and share successful classroom strategies for differentiation. The group was led by Steph Holt (Science) and Emma Foster (PE). The following … Continue reading
