Resources quiz

Why is it important to develop the minimum core (Eng, Maths, IT) skills in our resources and teaching?

(select all that apply)

• To develop skills required for progression (into careers or higher level courses)

• To ensure tutorial time can be used effectively on developing other wider skills

• To develop transferrable and soft skills that the learner can apply in other units/lessons/courses

• These are only really necessary for ESOL learners to develop their core skills

Which of these is NOT a digital tool for education?

• Kahoot!

• Quizizz

• FlipGrid

• Fiverr

• Padlet

Inclusion and differentiation can be achieved by...

(select all that apply)

• providing a template/worked example, captions, coloured overlay or other form of support in your resource for learners with barriers to learning

• Providing a maths challenge, creation challenge, analysis aspects or other stretch extensions for learners who are progressing quickly

• An extension to the task/resource that involves learners completing more questions on the same topic to stretch able learners

• Giving some of the slower learners 5 mins extra to complete the task

Resources can be used throughout the lesson, but which stages of the learning cycle are great for larger/kinaesthetic resource tasks

• Connect

• Share

• Present

• Apply

• Recall & Review

The UK legislation that outlines protected characteristics and ensuring freedom from discrimination is:

• The Wolf Report (2011)

• SEND code of Practice (2001)

• The Equality Act (2010)

• Education Reform Act (1988)

What skill(s) do you think makes a great teacher?

• Patience

• Creativity

• Planning

• Responsive

• Empathy

The Activate Learning Philosophy includes

• Brain

• Skills

• Emotion

• Motivation

Which do you think is the most important stage of the learning cycle in terms of cementing leaner understanding?

• Connect and Check

• Share

• Present

• Apply

• Recall and Review