
Reflective Practice | Secondary
Consolidate teaching knowledge with our Secondary-level course aimed at developing reflective practice in teachers. This course is ideal for beginning teachers in Secondary schools (including QTS assessment only applicants in England).
Reflective Practice Course Summary
Target Audience | Delivery Mode | Time to complete |
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Teacher education students (Secondary 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 | During this module, new teachers will learn to not take things personally and strategies to put students at ease. Expert teachers discuss ways to deal with bullying and knowing how and when to intervene with aggressive behaviour. This module focuses on safeguarding in schools and how new teachers should deal with homophobic behaviour and language. |
Module Two: Adaptive Teaching | This module helps new teachers understand difference in students and how they can maximise student engagement and participation. Expert teachers talk about the importance of giving students a voice and how they use praise effectively. Finally, the module takes a deeper look at how to teach students with additional needs. |
Module Three: Assessment and Reporting | This module takes a close look at assessment and reporting. It begins by considering the value of observations of learning and goes on to explore what good marking looks like. It highlights the value of feedback as an influencer of learning and achievement. Finally, expert teachers share how they manage deadlines. |
Module Four: Working with Parents and Colleagues | This final module looks at how to communicate effectively with colleagues and parents. Expert teachers share ways they work with parents’ to support learning, and how they approach parents’ evenings. Finally, the module looks at school policies for staff absences. |
Course Structure
This course enables you to reflect on realistic scenarios in a school-based setting, consider your responses, and receive real-time, tailored feedback from experienced teachers. The course is designed to support your professional learning by allowing you to engage with a variety of situations that you may encounter in your own classroom in a virtual environment.
Get started

Get started
After enrolling, we will send participants an activation email. This email will enable them to create a TSP account and access the course through the dashboard.
Scenarios

Scenarios
In each module, beginning teachers will view five scenarios, rate the appropriateness of three possible responses, and write a brief rationale for each. They will then discover how experienced teachers rated each response and, most importantly, why.
Feedback reports

Feedback reports
At the end of each module, experienced teachers show new teachers their overall alignment and provide resources, readings, and strategies for practice in feedback reports.
Evidencing

Evidencing
Once participants finish the course, they can download a comprehensive report and a certificate of completion.
Track progress

Track progress
Organisations have the ability to track participant progress, identify individuals in need of additional support, and evaluate the effectiveness of the course by viewing individual and collective data after logging in.
Course resources
Hosting seminars in conjunction with the T-Insight courses is completely optional and depends on your requirements and preferences. However, you can choose to facilitate guided group discussions as a great way to encourage your students and/or staff to discuss the classroom scenarios and related educational concepts and issues in more depth. We provide resources and seminar guides that you can utilise to lead seminars following each T-Insight module, which are designed to:
a) Stimulate discussion amongst participants
b) Enable participants to share multiple perspectives of teaching & learning
c) Further build participants’ teaching confidence and classroom readiness.