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Empowering NQTs: Unveiling Curriculum for Excellence

Join this twilight session for NQTs to delve into the priorities and impact of the Curriculum for Excellence (CfE). Explore how CfE shapes teaching, assess its influence on learning, and design effective lesson plans aligned with its values. Engage in group activities and individual reflections to enhance your understanding and implementation of CfE. Develop strategies for assessment in line with CfE principles. Interact with resources and discussions to guide your journey towards excellence in teaching. Take this opportunity to ask questions, share insights, and collaborate with peers on integrating CfE into your classroom practices. Unlock the potential of CfE to transform your teaching approach and foster student success. Connect with Fearghal Kelly at fkelly@edubuzz.org and visit edubuzz.org/blogs/curriculumforexcellence for additional resources and support.

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Empowering NQTs: Unveiling Curriculum for Excellence

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  1. Curriculum for Excellence a twilight session for NQTs

  2. Aims • Explore the issues surrounding the priorities arising from the CfE questionnaire. • Provide an opportunity for questions & discussion around CfE.

  3. Learning Intentions • I have an idea of what my lessons will be like once Curriculum for Excellence has been implemented fully. • I understand what Curriculum for Excellence means for me and my pupils. • I can make some changes in light of Curriculum for Excellence. • I know how I can provide assessments which reflect the values and principles of Curriculum for Excellence. • I understand the relationship between Curriculum for Excellence and Assessment is for Learning.

  4. What is CfE aiming for? • I have an idea of what my lessons will be like once Curriculum for Excellence has been implemented fully. • I understand what Curriculum for Excellence means for me and my pupils. • I can make some changes in light of Curriculum for Excellence.

  5. What is CfE aiming for? IN GROUPS (approx. 4) Thought Shower What makes an excellent school?

  6. What is CfE aiming for? • JtE Video: What makes an excellent school for you? • How does these views compare to your own?

  7. What is CfE aiming for? IN PAIRS What would a typical lesson look like in an excellent school? Make a brief plan of your excellent lesson.

  8. What is CfE aiming for? • Look at BtC1 p20 & BtC3 p34-43. IN PAIRS How does your excellent school and lesson plan compare with these documents?

  9. What is CfE aiming for? INDIVIDUALLY Choose one aspect of an excellent school or lesson which you could begin working on now.

  10. Assessment & CfE • I know how I can provide assessments which reflect the values and principles of Curriculum for Excellence. • I understand the relationship between Curriculum for Excellence and Assessment is for Learning.

  11. Assessment & CfE IN GROUPS Divide BtC5 summary document evenly between you. INDIVIDUALLY Speed read your section highlighting sentences with two colours – green for current practice & yellow for new practice.

  12. Assessment & CfE IN GROUPS Summarise BtC5 on two pieces of flipchart paper: ‘Current Practice’ and ‘New Practice’

  13. Assessment & CfE • Compare the summaries produced with the AifL Triangle. IN GROUPS Is there any overlap? Can you highlight the AifL triangle using the same two colours?

  14. Assessment & CfE • Assessment following learning: • Either in pairs or individually: Think of a piece of learning you will soon be undertaking with a class. • Try planning this piece of learning using the proforma adapted from the National Assessment Resource content development process. • In what ways does this help address any of the ‘New Practice’ identified? • Could you try this plan out?

  15. Learning Intentions • I have an idea of what my lessons will be like once Curriculum for Excellence has been implemented fully. • I understand what Curriculum for Excellence means for me and my pupils. • I can make some changes in light of Curriculum for Excellence. • I know how I can provide assessments which reflect the values and principles of Curriculum for Excellence. • I understand the relationship between Curriculum for Excellence and Assessment is for Learning.

  16. Any Questions? Fearghal Kelly fkelly@edubuzz.org edubuzz.org/blogs/curriculumforexcellence

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