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Before we begin: 1.) Take 3 sticky notes and draw:
2) If you have a mobile device with you, and know how to, try to connect to the College CVC Guest wifi using the password Gizzmo21
The URL we’ll be using is: http://padlet.com/lisette_veit1/doIteachEM
Wait – I don’t teach English and Maths...
Lisette Veit
8th July 2014
... Do I?
Questions1. Who considers themselves to be a maths person?
2. Who considers themselves to be an English language person?
3. Have you already done English and maths embedding CPD? Yes? How confident are you about it?
4. If Ofsted turned up in your next class would they see...1. Sustainable development?2. Equality and diversity?3. Effective ICT?4. English, maths and language?
Tough love
Doing it for loveYour learners want to be able to do what you
can do
ACL classes are supported in order to improve equality and diversity in our communities
The privileged can have hidden skills gaps too
Love good practice
Good and outstanding teachers use active learning techniques to continuously assess and progress learning in all skills, including those in the enrichment core.
10 minute taskThe person in your group whose 1st name comes highest
in the alphabet is the maths teacher
The person in your group whose 1st name comes lowest in the alphabet is the English teacher
Use the resource packs provided to set a task in your subject area that you think is at L2 of the adult core curriculum in English/maths
Take it in turns to assess your ‘learners’ doing the task
You have 2 mins to prepare and 4 mins each to assess
Love feedback
Those linked to Wi-Fi can go to:
http://padlet.com/lisette_veit1/doIteachEM
Double click on the sky to add your thoughts about embedding English and maths in the curriculum.
Love progressLearning has to be relevant (no one goes to yoga to
learn long division)
Skills gaps need to be identified (no one will willingly tell you they don’t know how to use commas)
Learning only happens when learning aims are transparent and assessed (no one listens to empty praise or makes progress with no trust)
Teachers need to be a step ahead of their class (no one knows everything; never stop learning)
How hard can it be?Start with a simple skills audit – what English
and maths is already hidden within your scheme of work?
Plan, plan, plan, plan
Assess and give constructive feedback
Plan more
And finally...
1. Who knows why English and maths enrichment is a requirement in all ACL courses?
2. Who knows where to start?
3. Who knows where to get help?
4. Who knows where to go to improve your own English and maths skills if necessary?
5. Who is going to do something different as a result of this talk?