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Curriculum Delivery

Teachers to consider the following:  

  • Are opportunities taken to model extended vocabulary and promote incidental learning about structures of language?  
  • Are the instructions in the classroom clear, concise and consistent; with longer instructions broken down into smaller steps when required? 
  • Are names or other pre-arranged cues used to gain attention? 
  • Are young people who are meeting and exceeding classroom expectations frequently noticed and specifically praised, as appropriate to individual need?    
  • Is teaching delivered through:   
    • Sequential skills that are linked to prior learning?  
    • Using meaningful and useful tasks?  
    • Ensuring young people in the class understand the purpose of the lesson and the desired outcome? 
    • Teaching independent learning skills and not taking away the learning opportunity within the lesson?   
    • Practical, highly generalizable skills where possible? 
    • Providing targeted marking and feedback on identified areas of need?   
    • Effective use of peer support and grouping?  
  • Is a range of questioning used? For example, questions are used to the best effect when they include:   
    • Open questions to encourage discussion 
    • Multiple choice questions e.g. ‘tell me 3 things...’   
    • Questions that are pitched to challenge   
    • Questions to encourage participation, e.g who agrees with Grace and why?’   
    • Explicit teaching of different types of questioning  
  • Are young people who need it given; 
    • warning that you are going to ask them a question?   
    • time to formulate a response to the question? 
  • Are there are opportunities for groupings and pairings so that young people have access to positive language role models for their learning? 
  • Are Inclusive strategies used, such as:   
    • peer tutoring?  
    • co-operative learning? 
    • a no hands up policy at certain times?   
    • task management schedules/checklists?  
    • colourful semantics? 
  • Are young people given opportunities to demonstrate their learning in a variety of ways, such as:   
    • Writing frameworks?   
    • Mind maps? 
    • Diagrams/pictures?
    • Drama or oral communication?   
    • Explaining their learning to others?
    • Speaking in a range of contexts?

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