Laddering Your Success’ Post

As we head towards the end of the year transition, I usually follow this simple Conceptual Model of Teaching: Planning, Instruction (like Pedagogy better), Assessment, and Reflection for my teaching process. These elements are not isolated but rather parts of a continuous cycle that fosters effective learning and teaching. By understanding and integrating these interconnected areas, we educators can enhance their teaching practices and improve student outcomes. #teacherreflection #planningahead #assessment

📊 Teacher Tip Tuesday: Enhance your teaching with formative assessment techniques! Exit tickets, quick polls, peer reviews, and observation help you monitor student understanding and adjust instruction as needed. This ongoing feedback is crucial for effective teaching. Discover more assessment strategies at my upcoming workshop, 'The Successful Educator Transformation.' Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gG-Td4KY #TeacherTipTuesday #Education #FormativeAssessment #ProfessionalDevelopment

📊 Teacher Tip Tuesday: Enhance your teaching with formative assessment techniques! Exit tickets, quick polls, peer reviews, and observation help you monitor student understanding and adjust instruction as needed. This ongoing feedback is crucial for effective teaching. Discover more assessment strategies at my upcoming workshop, 'The Successful Educator Transformation.' Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gBUrTPxM #TeacherTipTuesday #Education #FormativeAssessment #ProfessionalDevelopment

Thursday Thoughts: Reflecting on Your Teaching Philosophy 💭📚 As educators, our teaching philosophy guides how we shape our classrooms, connect with students, and approach learning. Taking time to reflect on your philosophy helps you stay aligned with your core values and adapt as your teaching evolves. What do you believe is the most important role of a teacher? How do you balance structure with creativity? Reflecting on these questions can reignite your passion for teaching and help you grow as an educator. What’s one part of your teaching philosophy that you hold close? Share your thoughts below! #ThursdayThoughts #TeachingPhilosophy #ReflectiveTeaching #EducationMatters #InspireLearning

Adaptive teaching is a hot topic within the education world and rightly so! Adapting lessons whilst maintaining high expectations for all students can provide the opportunity for all pupils to experience success and meet expectations. Delving further into this topic, HFL’s Ben Fuller and Felicity Nichols wrote an article for Teach Primary to shed some light on what adaptive teaching really is and how it can be implemented into teaching practice. Head to pages 48 and 49 of issue 18.6 to read the article: https://lnkd.in/eQWj8CaJ #AdaptiveTeaching #ResponsiveTeaching #FormativeAssessment

Excited to share that my belief in multi-modal teaching approaches has been validated! Thrilled to see my work published. #Education #TeachingMethods

"Empowering Future Educators: Unveiling the Art and Science of Teaching in our Second Year B.Ed. Content Session! 📚✨ #TeacherEducation #BEdJourney #FutureEducators"

Pedagogy: Pedagogy, the art and science of teaching, is vital for educators as it encompasses the methods and practices used to enhance learning. It involves understanding students' learning preferences and designing educational experiences that are effective and engaging. Some key reasons why pedagogy is important, include improving learning outcomes, increasing students' engagement, addressing diverse learning needs, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills, promoting continuous improvement in teaching methods and building professional competence among teachers. Essentially, pedagogy provides the foundational principles that enable teachers to create meaningful and effective learning environments, adapting to the changing needs of students and the educational landscape. #pedagogy#art and science of teaching# https://lnkd.in/ePaZbCkR