LEARNING AND
TEACHING
Pupils learn
effectively
when
they ... So
we should ...
Are motivated Provide
appropriately challenging work
Offer
some element of choice
Ensure
pupils set and achieve goals
Ensure
pupils want to return to our classroom
Work
in a relaxed but Provide a stimulating learning environment
purposeful
atmosphere
Talk
to students as they enter the classroom
Are learning in their
Preferred styles Vary learning activities for each class
preferred styles
Accept that not
every pupil will be learning effectively during any given activity
Make allowance for
different learning styles in each unit of work
Are actively engaged
in their
learning Ensure
pupil interest is captured at the start of each lesson
Ensure
key learning points are accessible by all pupils
Afford pupils opportunities to show their
understanding
Regularly review
what they Make
full use of the last ten minutes of every lesson
have
learned Review
the key points of each lesson
Show
pupils how to review key points one week, one month, one
term after the lesson
Adapted from "The Learning Gap"
by Mike Hughes Start
each lesson by reviewing the last