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Planning for Effective Progression

Course date: 25th Sep 2024

Estyn states that effective schools “have a clear understanding of progression through their school’s curriculum, collaborate regularly with other schools and settings to deepen their understanding of progression across schools and phases and share effective approaches to teaching and assessment”.

This programme looks at how teachers can plan for and assess progress in the short term, and in their medium-term planning whilst making the progress clear and explicit to the learners. Packed with simple and practical activities, this programme will make progress simple and clear.

Course objectives:

  • What does effective progress look like and how does the learner know?
  • How do we plan for progression in the short term and the longer term?
  • How can we develop effective medium-term planning to make progress clear to the learner?
  •  What strategies can we use in the class and across the school to make progress an integrated part of the learning process?
  • What does good progress look like, and how does this link to effective professional dialogue?

 

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Target Group: All Teachers, SMT

Course Presenter: Huw Duggan

LEADERSHIP and MANAGEMENT - Huw is passionate about learning, coaching and facilitation. He advocates an ASK not TELL approach to training. His sessions are engaging, interactive and generally involve lots of post it notes! His areas of expertise are: Teaching and Learning; Developing Pedagogy; Independent and interdependent learning; and of course, ‘closing the achievement gap’. Huw also coaches school leaders and leadership teams. Huw Duggan has worked in a range of roles, in a number of local authorities, and countries. His fascination with education and learning began when he was diagnosed as dyslexic at university, which steered him on his career in to education. This career path began as a learning support assistant in a difficult inner-city school in Leeds, before becoming a qualified teacher, and successful school leader. Eventually he was drawn back to Wales, on secondment, to support the Central South Consortium’s vision of a school led system. Huw is currently educational director of the ‘Right Learning Company’ based in South Wales. He was a Fast Track teacher and one of the youngest deputies to achieve NPQH at 28. Huw ran a cohort 1 teaching school in Oldham where he was responsible for 900 NQTs across the LA; ran Oldham’s teaching pool; facilitated school to school support and developed a highly successful school direct programme with Huddersfield University. As a Strategic Advisor for Central South Consortium, Huw was responsible for effectively developing and communicating the region’s strategy designed to close the achievement gap. As well as challenging and supporting schools in 5 LA’s regarding the performance of FSM pupils and the impact of the Pupil Development Grant. Huw has also worked with OLEVI International as a facilitator and Quality Assurance consultant. Huw Duggan is a qualified Estyn Inspector for the primary sector. Search for courses Our Partners The Right Learning Company 

Course Location: South Wales - Cardiff

ADDRESS: Future Inn, Hemingway Road, Cardiff Bay, CF10 4AU
  START TIME: 8.30am coffee and registration for a 9.00am start
 
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