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SUSTAINING CHALLENGE
EXPERT TEACHING:THRIVING STUDENTS
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Example of audacious planning for high expectations
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THIS SESSION AIMS TO
Set out model for expert teaching
Define comfort vs anxiety
Consider 5 pillars for expert teaching
Provide references to extend session
Allow time to consider and incorporate ideas
Principles for this session
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5 PILLARS OF EXPERT PRACTICE
Do you think anything is missing?
Key Question
What is deliberate practice in your lesson?
Credit - Shaun Allison Durrington School
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ONGOING TASK
Think of a lesson(s)
Decide on focus for lesson
Consider how this lesson might reflect session
What would be a challenging outcome for this lesson?
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HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO JHNCC LESSONS?
Think
Pair
Share
Each pair try for 3
45secs/45secs/2 mins for full group
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KEY POINTS HERE
How do students get skills?
Should knowledge be on x axis? Or combination?
Who decides challenge(s)?
What should they reflect and be like?
Consider your planned lesson - can you answer these Qs?
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PILLARS OF EXPERTISE
High challenge
Giving explanations
Modelling
Scaffolding - thru feedback
Scaffolding - considered Qing
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HIGH CHALLENGE
Challenge all learners
Will knowledge and skills be stretched?
What is support for stuck or slower learners?
Are subject specific terms being modelled?
Examples of high quality work shared usefully
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EXPERT EXPLANATIONS
Subject expertise
Use of hook to link to prior knowledge
Link to key language, success criteria and subject concepts
Use of demo, practical or examples to make this concrete
Promotes deep learning
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MODELLING
Quality examples are shared and broken apart
Is correct use of language modelled?
This language then modelled into extended pieces
Model thought process or strategy to link ideas to problem
Practical instructions are carefully modelled
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YOUR LESSON
Deliberate practice tasks
Think about challenge
Scaffolding and Qing
Depth of learning
How can review support improvement?
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FEEDBACK
SCAFFOLDING SUPPORT
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SCAFFOLDING -AOLFL/MARKING
Laura's session
Research blog - summary of session and links
Make it growth mindset linked
Avoid praise of traits e.g. Intelligence
Focus on quality of effort and the outcome from that effort
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PRECISE QUESTIONING
Hinge questioning - what is this? Your session..
Questions that stretch
Deep learning - tackle misconceptions
Involve wide range of students
Responses given time and developed thru group Qs
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IDEAS FROM @TEACHHEATH
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DELIBERATE PRACTICE
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WHAT DOES DELIBERATE PRACTICE LOOK LIKE?
Time to apply knowledge and skills
Time to critically review and redraft
Use of clear subject specific criteria
Mistakes seen as opportunity to learn
Removal of scaffolding - becoming independent
Independent automaticity is the aim of our work - not the strategy
We are the experts to support progression towards this
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YOUR LESSON
Deliberate practice tasks
Think about challenge
Scaffolding and Qing
Depth of learning
How can review support improvement?
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FOR STUDENTS
WHAT WILL THIS LOOK LIKE? SOUND LIKE? FEEL LIKE?
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PRINCIPLES FROM DWECK
GROWTH MINDSET HAS TO UNDERPIN CULTURE OF WORK AT JHNCC
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THIS SESSION AIMED TO
Set out model for expert teaching
Define comfort vs anxiety
Consider 5 pillars for expert teaching
Provide references to extend session
Allow time to consider and incorporate ideas
Principles for this session
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Hindrik S
daniel harvey
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