“The impact on progress alone means
this is very much worth the money…”
- Glenn Russell, headteacher at Stalham Academy
WERDELINEDUCATION
Cooperative learning - because we is more than me
MEASURABLE RESULTS
Achievement. Progress.
Stats.
Only 2 years after completing my £900 standard Skills & Mastery course, special measures primary
Stalham Academy had 81% achieving the expected standard or above in Reading, Writing & Maths and is in the Top-500 league nationwide.
As a result, Tim Coulson, then Regional Schools Commissioner, listed this school as one of only seven
in the entire Eastern region to contact for good practice.
According to the DfE-promoted Sutton Trust-EEF Teaching and Learning Toolkit, collaborative strategies may afford 5 months of additional progress per pupil per year. All my courses seamlessly integrate other best-practise strands in theToolkit, including Feedback and Metacognition, which both yield up to 8 months of progress.
For accountable school leadership looking to spend the budget right, the Toolkit is the UK's most trusted and best researched resource on investment. Mail me or browse courses to learn more.
‘‘Evidence about the benefits ... has been found consistently
for over 40 years (in) systematic reviews
and meta-analyses of research studies.”
- Teaching and Learning Toolkit, ©Education Endowment Foundation, 2014.
For a detailed discussion, please visit cooperativelearning.works.
...APS progress (…) of over four points in every year group in every subject.
- Glenn Russell, headteacher at Stalham Academy, 2015.
Watch the video and enjoy the detailed article on cooperativelearning.works.
...we need Ofsted to come in and recognise the impact...
- Deborah Gillespie, deputy head at Stalham Academy, 2015.
Watch this and other videos
with Stalham staff.
...I was amazed at the amount of information they had remembered!
- Judy Brady, teacher at Norwich Primary Academy, 2015.
Watch this and other videos with NPA staff.
In an anonomous survey, supported schools in the Sheringham SSIF were asked to which degree they agreed with this statement following their coaching visit:
96%
very much agreed
(and the last 4% just agreed)
What are you doing at the bottom?
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