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10 Ways to Use the Faculties – for Teachers

Posted on April 21, 2012 by thefaculties
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1. Promote discussion of key issues within specific subjects;

2. Keep up-to-date with the latest scholarship from subject specialists;

 

 

 

3. Add a video to your lesson plan. Share your ideas with other teachers (submit lesson plans for a chance to win an iPad III);

     

4. View how other teachers have used the resources and download their lesson plans;

5. Reinforce work done by suggesting that students watch material outside of school;      

6. Show students a snapshot of what university is like in terms of the pedagogy and the ‘step up’;

7. Use the whole video to allow you to take a different perspective/counterpoint to that of the video. Promote criticism and debate;

8. Develop independent learners and promote higher order skills;

9. Help with the process of introducing students to career pathways, options and the process of applying for jobs;

10. Use as an additional resource to ‘stretch and challenge’ your students.

…and not forgetting that they are all free!

     

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