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Learning matters

Some questions to consider about teaching and learning

  • Do I plan a full range of teaching approaches to include the relatively closed and controlled approaches and the more open-ended and negotiated approaches?
  • Are pupils encouraged to build on their own experiences and to see the relevance of their geographical learning to the world outside school?
  • Do pupils have opportunities to pose their own questions and plan their own sequences of enquiry as well as follow mine?
  • Do I ensure that all pupils have experience of a range of teaching/learning experiences (eg individual and group, inside and outside the classroom, practical and intellectual tasks) so that they find their preferred learning styles?
  • Do I plan for a range of different learning outcomes (eg written, ICT based, practical, spoken and display) so that pupils of all abilities and aptitudes can show what they know and can do?
  • Am I sometimes provocative and surprising so that pupils are challenged to think deeply and creatively?

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