
Reflective Practice | Primary
Our Reflective Practice Primary-level course aims to consolidate teaching knowledge and develop reflective practice. Ideal for beginning teachers in Primary schools.
Reflective Practice Course Summary
Target Audience | Delivery Mode | Time to complete |
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Beginning teachers (Primary level) | Online | 4 hrs |
Learning Objectives |
- Develop your emotion management, communication & empathy, resilience & adaptability, organisation & planning competencies.
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Module | Overview |
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Module One: Behaviour Management | This module introduces new teachers to sensitive approaches to managing behaviour and effective strategies to promote inclusive practices. Expert teachers share ways to help students regulate their emotions. They also discuss how to be proactive in your approach and discuss what the evidence-base says. Finally, experts talk about why building trust with parents is so important. |
Module Two: Adaptive Teaching | This module begins by looking at what student barriers to learning could be. Expert teachers talk about how they develop effective learning behaviours in their students and strategies that work for group work. Experts share the importance of having a ‘Plan B’ and why it’s important to consider progression across subject areas. Finally, the module looks at teaching English as an Additional Language (EAL) students. |
Module Three: Communicating with Parents and/or Carers | This module focuses on communicating effectively with parents and guardians. It takes a close look at preparing for parents’ & guardians evenings’, approaches to homework, building honest and transparent relationships with parents, working with classroom helpers, and having difficult conversations with parents. |
Module Four: Working with Colleagues | The final module takes a close look at mentor feedback and working with teaching assistants. Expert teachers share their thoughts on dealing with sensitive information and inappropriate comments by students. It explores the code of practice for teachers and why it’s important to set boundaries. Finally, it considers ways to prioritise extra responsibilities. |