Flipped Learning
This project explored embedding flipped learning in GCSE English to create more independent learners.
This project explored embedding flipped learning in GCSE English to create more independent learners.
This project aimed at progressing GCSE English learners towards realising their potential with regard to creative writing skills.
The project was designed to improve the engagement, attendance and writing skills of Plumbing students who were resitting their GCSE English.
This project aimed to challenge the stereotype of male learners not engaging in the process of creative writing, by removing the constraints of the old exam style pedagogy.
This project aimed to challenge the stereotype of male learners not engaging in the process of creative writing, by removing the constraints of the old exam style pedagogy.
This project explored building resilience and a growth mindset in GCSE English Language and Functional Skills students by encouraging them to explore their perceptions of themselves as learners.
This practitioner-led research explored using technology to develop key English and maths skills for GCSE resit students.
The aim of this project was to demonstrate to their learners that their English skills could not only be improved, but that they were transferable to vocational areas.
Kendal College and South Lakes Community Learning aimed at developing a learner-led strategy, incorporating emojis to ignite learner motivation, engagement and build resilience in English and ESOL.
Extending your education and training offer to include more children and young people