CLUSTERS.

A list of techniques — however well described — is far from being an approach to teaching. For that to happen, the ingredients need to be mixed, made into recipes. When you combine your selected WalkThrus into clusters that address specific contexts and purposes, you are creating your own pedagogical recipes.

BUILD YOUR OWN CLUSTERS.

Use our builder tool to create your own core clusters.

Our original interactive cluster tool enables you to combine and curate any set of WalkThrus resources as a focus for professional learning. Personalise your solutions to the learning problems in your own classroom or across your school.

NEW LINKED WalkThru Clusters

Core WalkThrus Cluster Tool

EXPLORE COMMON CLUSTERS.

Start by exploring a selection of core and common clusters.

Explore core clusters that solve common learning problems in classrooms, and whole-school clusters from real schools that align teaching and learning priorities across the organisation.

THE PROBLEM-SOLUTION TOOL.

Solve learning problems with clustered solutions.

Created by WalkThru members Sally Jellett and Nicola Cole, our new Problem-Solution Cluster Tool links common learning problems with potential solutions. Make your own copy to personalise to your school or organisation.

Problem-Solution Tool

MORE CLUSTER TOOLS.

Explore our selection of thematic cluster tools.

LW Cluster Tool LINKED

LEARNING WALKTHRUs.

Use our interactive cluster tool to build core sets of related Learning WalkThrus techniques to support your students.

Five Formative Assessment Strategies Cluster Tool

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT.

Map Wiliam et al's 'Formative Assessment Strategies' against suggested WalkThru techniques.

Rosenshine Cluster Tool

ROSENSHINE PRINCIPLES.

This tool maps each of Rosenshine's Principles against suggested WalkThru clusters.

Supporting SEND Cluster Tool

SUPPORTING SEND.

This tool maps each of the core ideas in our SEND: Aim High, Plan Support WalkThru against suggested WalkThrus.

THE CORE 10.

This selection of WalkThrus and the links suggested in the workbook are a great starting point for PD.

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