In this episode of #TeachingTalk, drama teacher, Dave Hall talks about how he uses modelling and his passion for his subject, to enthuse students about drama. TT5 David Hall – Modelling and Student Buy-In from Jason Ramasami on Vimeo. Produced … Continue reading
In this episode of #TeachingTalk , Julie House talks about how her experience of being a PE teacher and a netball coach, has informed her questioning as a maths teacher. TT4 Julie House – Questioning in Netball and Maths from … Continue reading
Kicking off our series of #TeachingTalk films are Steph Temple (Director of Science) & Simona Trignano (Deputy Leader of Science). Steph and Simona are talking about how they approach feedback, high standards of student presentation of work and how they … Continue reading
At Durrington, our teaching is based on a ‘tight but loose’ model around six pedagogical principles – more here. Informed by a mixture of research evidence and the wisdom of our very best teachers, teachers at Durrington are free to implement … Continue reading
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