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Teaching for Mastery A secondary SCITT perspective

Teaching for Mastery A secondary SCITT perspective

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Page 1: Teaching for Mastery A secondary SCITT perspective

Teaching for MasteryA secondary SCITT

perspective

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Principle of Mastery embedded

Planning

Reflection

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Teaching for Mastery pedagogy

Small well planned stepsConcrete Pictorial AbstractVariation of ….Deeper not fasterEmbedding ReasoningPrecision of languageResilience………… ?

Exploring what it looks like in practice

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Subject Knowledge Enhancement

The transition challenge

Teachers teaching in a Mastery way

who have not experienced Mastery education

SKE going further?

SKE going deeper?

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Breaking down barriers

Mentor training

Aspects of Teaching for Mastery revealed in outstanding departments but practice is not necessarily embedded or widespread

Expectations of trainees

TASKS – research & development – report to department

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Assessment conundrum

In school progress tests

vs

AfL based on conceptual understanding

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Brave new world

Continuing professional development

Seamless support

Lesson study – reflective practitioners

Opportunities for mentoring

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7cPlU3PYvk

Paul Haigh

Hallam Teaching School

[email protected]

www.hallamTSA.org.uk

 

Laura Bullars

Sheffield SCITT

[email protected]

www.sheffieldSCITT.org.uk

Pete Sides

South Yorkshire Maths Hub

[email protected]

www.symathshub.org.uk