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... C B A Pupil Deprivation Grant Encourage learners to plan and organise Promote thinking and encourage questioning Feedback Metacognition and self-regulation Peer tutoring Early Years Cross-aged tutoring can be more effective Set challenging activities to make tutoring beneficial Show parents/carers how they can be involved in their child’s pre-school learning Develop activities to support pre-reading and numbers Collaborative learning Parental involvement Encourage learners to talk and articulate thinking Develop structured approaches when designing activities Provide parents/carers with simple methods to support their children Ensure the school environment is welcoming Develop a flexible approach to fit around parents’/carers’ schedule Set goals to increase learning Provide specific guidance on how to improve Turn mistakes into a positive learning experience Digital technology Teaching assistants Use to support, not to replace traditional methods Use for specific interventions and pre-teaching Provide training so teachers and teaching assistants work together Train on assessment for learning and use of questioning ... For further information on evidence-based interventions visit the Sutton Trust Toolkit Crown copyright 2014 WG23079 What interventions should you use in your school? www.learning.wales.gov.uk @dfeswales

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CB

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Pupil Deprivation Grant

• Encourage learners to plan and organise

• Promote thinking and encourage questioning

Feedback Metacognition and self-regulation

Peer tutoring Early Years • Cross-aged tutoring can be more e�ective

• Set challenging activities to make tutoring beneficial

• Show parents/carers how they can be involved in their child’s pre-school learning

• Develop activities to support pre-reading and numbers

Collaborative learning

Parental involvement

• Encourage learners to talk and articulate thinking

• Develop structured approaches when designing activities

• Provide parents/carers with simple methods to support their children

• Ensure the school environment is welcoming

• Develop a flexible approach to fit around parents’/carers’ schedule

• Set goals to increase learning

• Provide specific guidance on how to improve

• Turn mistakes into a positive learning experience

Digital technology

Teaching assistants

• Use to support, not to replace traditional methods

• Use for specific interventions and pre-teaching

• Provide training so teachers and teaching assistants work together

• Train on assessment for learning and use of questioning

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For further information on evidence-based interventions visit the Sutton Trust Toolkit

Crown copyright 2014WG23079

What interventions should you use in your school?

www.learning.wales.gov.uk @dfeswales