Digital Approaches to Maths and English Teaching
A case study of East Coast College, who explain how they use digital approaches to deliver maths and English.
A case study of East Coast College, who explain how they use digital approaches to deliver maths and English.
The EEF have commissioned this review to assess the evidence on specific interventions, or key
features of interventions, which may be effective in improving English and mathematics outcomes for these
students. Particularly in light of the new policy requirements, the EEF is interested in interventions that aim to
help students succeed at GCSE, and also provisions that aim to improve mathematics and English attainment
more generally, for example through improved functional skills outcomes.
A summary of 23 behavioural science interventions which aimed to improve participation and completion of maths and English courses.
Updated ~January 2020
This multimodal guide aims to support practitioners, trainers, assessors and managers working with apprentices to improve their delivery of maths and English. It provides the latest policy updates on apprenticeship reforms and addresses key challenges around teaching, learning and assessment. The guide also provides links to a wide range of resources and CPD training to support effective delivery of maths and English in apprenticeships.
The updated Functional Skills English subject content, published in February 2018, underpins the qualifications and sets out the purpose, learning aims and outcomes that students need to achieve.
The Education and Training Foundation have produced a series of session planners to support practitioners teaching in offender learning. The aim of the planners is to embed the use of digital skills and collaborative skills development into their delivery. This zipped file includes session planners for: Art and Design, Construction, Functional English, Functional Maths, Hair and Beauty, Hospitality and Catering, Sports and Fitness.
A Lesson Study Partner Planning and Recording Guide produced by the North East and Cumbria Outstanding Teaching and Learning Assessment (OTLA) team to be be used by practitioner-researchers adopting a Lesson Study approach.
A website edited by Pete Dudley packed full off useful guidance on how to get started with Lesson Study, discussion on the Lesson Study process illuminated with case studies and containing a free Lesson Study handbook.
This is a booklet describing the key features of an action research approach to professional development for educators working in the further education sector
This booklet provided tools and templates to clarify what is expected from project leads and to simplify their journey by providing a clear focus on their project goals.