22/23 Making it stick
Book NowAudiences
Primary
Category
Science
Event Details
| Start Date and Time | Thursday 24 November 1:00 pm |
| End Date and Time | Thursday 24 November 3:00 pm |
| Trainer |
Eleanor Atkinson
|
| Location | Online Event |
| Room | |
| Parking | No |
Event Prices
| Subscriber Credit Cost | 1.00 |
| Subscriber Cost | 50.00 |
| PAYG Credit Cost | 1.50 |
| PAYG Cost | 70.00 |
| EYFS Cost |
Content
Intended
for primary school teachers (KS1/LKS2/UKS2) and Primary Science Leaders (no
accreditation) covering:
- Working memory and how it
affects what and how we should teach science
- Strategies to teach technical and
scientific vocabulary
- Fun ways to record learning
Ofsted advises that teaching in a high-quality curriculum takes account of the limited working memory capacity of pupils when planning lessons.
It also states pupils should not be expected to arrive at scientific explanations by themselves without sufficient prior knowledge.
This session looks at strategies to help children maximise their understanding and use of correct scientific vocabulary.
It also gives advice on how they can best record their learning in
science to help ensure they are truly working scientifically.
Outcomes
Class
teachers will:
- Understand scientific
pedagogy and current understanding of what is considered best practice.
- Know and use a
range of strategies to help pupils to know and remember scientific vocabulary
- Consider the
National Curriculum expectations for recording pupil learning in science.