Masterclass 2: Teaching Tips & Tricks
Learn more in-depth teaching tips and tricks, from lesson planning to creative ideas for learning activities.
Course curriculum
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What we will cover
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Let's Meet Our Classmates!
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Our Experiences
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Reflecting on the experiences we have discussed
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Let's activate our knowledge!
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Revision Time!
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Activity Ideas
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: How do we apply these ideas in our lessons?
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Task Based Learning
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Teaching Tips and Tricks : Curriculum
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Planning Part 1
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Example lesson plan
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Download this story for reference as we will look at it during the next lesson.
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Planning Part 2
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Planning Part 3
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Spot Quiz!
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Discussing Our Mini Lesson Plans
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Presenting Our Mini Lessons Part 1
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Teaching Tips and Tricks: Presenting Our Mini Lessons Part 2
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About this course
- £199.00
- 20 lessons
- 3 hours of video content
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