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Hear what teachers think about Teach2030 on our visit to Kenya

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One of the joys of what we do is seeing the effect Teach2030 courses have in schools around the world. Our Head of Education, Eleanor Sykes, was fortunate enough to be hosted by our partner, Kenya Connect, visiting three of their schools in rural Machakos County, south-east of Nairobi – Ngangani, Kisola and Maanzoni primary schools. Eleanor chatted to teachers, hearing […]

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Maintenant que vous vous approchez de la fin de votre formation il est important de lire les textes ci-dessous ainsi que ceux de la section d’après. Des questions sur ces textes feront partie de l’évaluation à la fin de la formation. Être enseignant(e) Il y a cent ans, un jeune homme ou une jeune femme

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Mr Chilufya had come to the conclusion part of his lesson for Grade 3 on the functions of the roots in a plant. Although he had been asking questions as he moved around the classroom through the whole lesson, he wanted to bring the lesson to a clear close.  Mr Chilufya: Ok everyone, before we

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The question ‘What did you learn?’ is also effective. By asking the learners to tell you or the person next to them what they learnt, it encourages them to consolidate their thinking and remind them of the point of the lesson. This is another opportunity for literacy use; using new vocabulary and enabling students to

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Lesson: Explanation

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The explanation section provides new knowledge to students. Are you 100% confident of what you want your learners to achieve and how to get there? As the teacher, we know more about a topic; introducing too much information will overwhelm the students. Our brains can only hold a few pieces of information for our working

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21st Century Skills

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So, what does an effective teacher look like today? Overview 21st-century teachers and learners require higher-level skills. The four critical learning and innovation skills highlighted by P21 are critical thinking, communication, collaboration and creativity. Let’s take a moment to see how these skills are learned in the classroom, as preparation for the modern workplace. Critical

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