Oxford University Press: Engaging All Learners – Accessible, Challenging and Engaging Teaching and Learning Strategies
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Friday, 24 July
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Course description
- Would you like to create a dynamic, active learning environment where all students are both engaged and challenged?
- Do you want to develop resilient students who can work effectively both independently and collaboratively?
- And would you like your students to take greater ownership of the learning – doing more of the thinking, questioning and problem-solving themselves?
This practical and engaging session will explore evidence-informed strategies to support teachers in creating classrooms where every learner thrives. Through modelling, discussion, and active participation, staff will experience approaches that can be immediately embedded into everyday teaching.
Course outline:
- Examine evidence-informed models of excellent practice and consider how they can be incorporated into your current lessons and schemes of work.
- Advice to embed words, ideas, and concepts.
- The fail-safe lesson template.
- Debunk common myths that seriously hinder teaching and learning.
- Three ‘golden questions’ to ask of your teaching.
Outcome:
By the end of the day, staff will leave with a clear set of practical strategies and approaches that promote accessibility, challenge and engagement – ensuring that all students are not only participating but thinking hard and learning deeply.
Email eleanor.titchener@oup.com if you are interested in learning more and signing up.