Digital files

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Principles

Teacher handbook

Teacher handbook (A3 booklet)

The connectives menu

Example 1: Henry VIII

Example 1a: Differentiation

Example 2: Pythagoras

Example 3: Looking at a photograph

Example 4: Maths techniques

Example 5: Investigating a picture

Example 6: Acid reaction

Techniques

Techniques

INSET

Active Questioning: INSET session

INSET

Teacher handbook

Techniques

Some basic propositions about questioning

What leaders and inspectors say

Task 1a: Learning responses

Task 1b: Why do we not get good answers?

Mini-plenary: Summarise Active Questioning

Task 2: Good responses

Task 2: Good responses (completed)

Example 1: Henry VIII

Example 1a: Differentiation

Example 2: Pythagoras

Example 3: Looking at a photograph

Example 4: Maths techniques

Example 5: Investigating a picture

Example 6: Acid reaction

Task 3: Designing questions

Form for an informal lesson observation

Next steps

Additional material