Modelling is a key teaching strategy that involves demonstrating the skills, strategies, or behaviours you want students to learn. When done effectively, it provides a clear example that students can observe, understand, and replicate. Below are several effective modelling strategies that can be applied across various subjects and grade levels. These strategies can help teachers scaffold learning, make abstract concepts tangible, and encourage active student engagement.

Effective Use of Retrieval Questions (CPD Session for Staff) Retrieval questions are a powerful tool to enhance student learning by encouraging them to recall and apply information they have previously learned. These questions help students consolidate their understanding, improve long-term retention, and identify gaps in their knowledge. By incorporating retrieval questions into lessons, teachers can promote active recall, strengthen memory, and increase student engagement. Here are some effective ways to use retrieval questions across different subjects and grade levels.

Effective Strategies for Teaching Students with ADHD (CPD Session for Staff) Teaching students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) requires a thoughtful and structured approach that supports their unique learning needs. ADHD is characterized by symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, which can impact a student’s ability to focus, follow instructions, and complete tasks. However, with the right strategies, teachers can create an environment that helps students with ADHD thrive academically and socially. This overview will provide practical strategies for teaching students with ADHD and offer insights into creating an inclusive and supportive classroom.

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PSHE What is a Gambling Addiction? Lesson plan. An overview to enable students to understand what gambling addiction is, its potential risks, the signs of addiction, and the effects it can have on individuals and their families.

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Templates for essay plans - 16 markers in A-Level Psychology that can be adapted for any topic/essay title