1. Effective Teaching Aims The roadmap to success

2. Identify issues with maps What are effective Teaching Aims? Discuss the maps of teaching Assess the impact of learning maps on students

3. Aim: To get from Beijing to Qinhuangdao What are effective Teaching Aims? What are the issues with using this map?

4. What are effective Teaching Aims? How is this better? Aim: To get from Beijing to Qinhuangdao

5. What are effective Teaching Aims? Aim: to study GCSE English A 42 page ‘map’ for English Discuss: a) How helpful is this map for a teacher? b) How helpful is this for a student?

6. What are effective Teaching Aims? A 1 page ‘map’ for English Discuss: a) How helpful is this map for a teacher? b) How helpful is this for a student? Aim: to study GCSE English

7. What are effective Teaching Aims? Step1: Break it down by the year and term… Aim: to study GCSE English

8. What are effective Teaching Aims? Step2: Break it down by half-term and week… Aim: to study GCSE English

9. What are effective Teaching Aims? Step3: Break it down by the lesson… Aim: to study GCSE English

10. What are effective Teaching Aims? Aim: to support student learning Confusion; boredom; frustration; misunderstanding; obstruction; apathy. Confidence; engagement; success; understanding; support; enthusiasm. No clear aim With a clear aim

11. What are effective Teaching Aims? Aim: to support student learning What?Why? At the start of a lesson, tell the students what they are going to do Explain why they are doing those things and what it will help them learn

12. Discussion: Assess the impact of sharing clear aims with students What are effective Teaching Aims? “Today we are going to…because…”

13. Effective Teacher Assessment For tomorrow: Choose a topic that you could teach for 3-5 lessons and be ready to plan learning aims for each one.