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Stage: Primary
Key words: Effective practice; retrieval practice
This video presentation from Shirley Torrie, DHT at Aberdeen Grammar School, explores retrieval practice, why it helps learning stick, where it fits in planning, and a wide menu of classroom-ready retrieval activities.
The suite of materials also includes a copy of the PowerPoint and video examples showing the strategies being used in a P4 classroom and a P7 classroom.
Stage: Early Years, Primary and Secondary
Key words: Effective practice; learning and teaching; questioning
This video presentation from Shirley Torrie, DHT at Aberdeen Grammar School, supports you to transform your questioning into powerful critical inquiry. It equips teachers with proven questioning strategies that increase pupil participation, elevate thinking and foster deeper learning.
The suite of materials also includes a copy of the PowerPoint and video examples showing the strategies being used in a P3 classroom and a P7 classroom.
Stage: Early Years, Primary and Secondary
Key words: Effective practice; learning and teaching; rubrics; challenge; differentiation
In this video you will see:
A class teacher talking about how their school uses rubrics to support differentiated levels of challenge
A clip of classroom practice which shows how the teacher uses rubrics to build clarity around what success looks like at each level
Learners talking about how they use rubrics to lead their own learning and identify next steps
Examples of rubrics from early level to third level are shared, supporting a clear standard for assessment
Reflective questions for you to consider in your own context
Stage: Early Years, Primary and Secondary
Key words: Effective practice; learning and teaching; assessment; pace; challenge
In this video you will see:
Classroom practice showing pre/post assessments.
Two teachers explaining effective use and next steps.
Reflective questions for you to consider in your own context.