Cherwell Learning: 2012

Thursday 1 November 2012

Feedback and Marking Presentation

Feedback and marking (3) (1) from Cherwelllearning

Success Criteria in Science

Thanks to BH for this example of how differentiated SC can be used to add weight and depth to the learning in KS3 Science. This lesson involved students creating an explanatory poster, with the SC leading students to strive for excellence through, for example, linking points to real world examples.

Thursday 30 August 2012

Professional Learning - Focus on Success Criteria - September 2012

Hello everyone!
This post contains a video version of the Learning and Teaching INSET provided on Tuesday 4th September 2012. If colleagues would prefer to use the time on the INSET day for personal planning and preparation, you are welcome to watch this training at any point during the first two weeks of term, with reflection sheets being given in to Faculty Leaders in time for the first Faculty meeting of the year.

Sunday 8 July 2012

Defining our Professional Learning Culture

Here are the slides from the recent Professional Learning Culture meeting - thanks for all the hexagonal contributions!

Prof learn cult meeting

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Friday 4 May 2012

Revision Lessons - Professional Learning

Wednesday 25 April 2012

Cover It Live Cover!

Here's an attempt at live blogging a lesson, necessitated by TB's daughter being ill so I couldn't come in. Cover it Live was used to teach the lesson (inspired by JG's efforts), with TB in his kitchen and year 13 scattered around the school - read the transcript to see how it transpired!

Monday 23 April 2012

Questioning for Engagement - Staff Meeting

Questioning for engagement

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Wednesday 21 March 2012

Introduction to Moodle - thanks James!

Friday 9 March 2012

Cover it Live - Live Blogging for Maths Revision!

Have a look at this example of JG 'live blogging' with students the night before their recent Maths exam! Really interesting to see the way that James manages feedback, giving tasks and links to the students rather than answers.