You don't specifically need to do anything with the completed tasks just yet. They are giving you a head start on some of things we will cover in our teaching once the course starts, especially in the September teaching block at the outset of the course.
However, they are an agenda item for your first tutorial with your tutor, so please feel free to bring them with you in order to discuss what you have learned from the tasks and your experience of completing them. We would also like to be able to share good examples and recognition for your efforts in September, so please do bring them with you and show them to your tutor!
No. They are things we believe will help you with content of the course, but we know not everyone will be able to complete all (or even any) of these tasks. Have a go if you can.
Not at all. Do them in any order you like. If you want a suggestion, starting with the subject knowledge audit (task 5) is a good idea, simply because this will be revisited several times throughout the course.
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Each task has a guidance video and an exemplar so refer to these also to see if they might help you address your query.
We wanted to give people the chance to be a bit more creative and to consider different ways to achieve the same result. This is a really valuable thing to consider in your teaching as well, so the goal was to get you thinking about more than just the content of the tasks themselves. Many students you interact with may well want to take different approaches to complete the work you give them in your lessons.