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My Journey with the Commonwealth Education Trust (CET) Partnership: A Transformative Experience

Introduction As an educator passionate about continuous learning and professional development, joining the Commonwealth Education Trust (CET) Partnership has been one of the most enriching experiences of my career. From being a dedicated classroom teacher to mentoring fellow educators, the CET partnership has provided me with valuable resources, global connections, and transformative experiences that have […]

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The importance of reflection: Independent Learning for Teachers

News / By Sarah Kerr

It’s that time of year when the academic year is drawing to a close and students are preparing for their holidays, therefore it is a perfect time for reflection and goal setting. Independent Learning is not just a strategy that we can use in our classrooms to support our students – it is also highly

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Year of the Youth Competition Positively Affects Our Teachers: Teach Independent Learning Skills

1 Comment / Independent Learning, News and Thoughts, World Teachers' Day 2023 / By Alex Starr

Recently, we were delighted to announce the results of our Year of the Youth competition. Our teachers at Teach2030 worked hard to enter this competition and help their students realise their potential. They began their journey by undertaking a a short course that provided the skills to encourage young people to proactively learn by themselves and collaborate.

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Course Feedback – Independent Learning

By Adam Barton

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Independent Learning in the Classroom

By Alex Starr

Look at the following table where there are two tasks that meet the same lesson objective. For each one, consider: Once you have completed this task, try to complete a row for what you teach. You can complete this by yourself or with your learning partner. You can do this with any age group. You

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How do you Approach Learning?

Growth Mindset, News and Thoughts / By Sarah Kerr

Learning is a massive concept and has many layers attached to it. As Educators we are always providing learning to others – it is what we do, our job, our duty, our responsibility but most of all our privilege to shape the minds of the young people we teach. However, learning does not just stop

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Independent Learning Workshop 2: Post event materials

By Adam Barton

Thank you for joining us live or watching the recording of Workshop 2 in the series. Please take a look at the post event-materials below: Activity 1 – What is active learning Activity 2 – Active Learning Approaches Think, Pair, Share Think pair share is a great learning strategy to develop thinking skills and engage

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Independent Learning Workshop 3: Post event materials

By Adam Barton

Thank you for joining us live or watching the recording of Workshop 1 in the series. Please take a look at the post event-materials below: Activity 1 – Independent Learning for Teachers Previously Independent Learning has been aimed towards our students. However, the end of the academic year is a perfect time for evaluation and

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Task: What does independent learning look like in the classroom?

By Alex Starr

Look at the following table. For each subject, there is a dependent and an independent task that meet the same lesson objective. For each one, consider: Once you have completed this task, try to complete a row for the subject or year group that you teach. You can complete this by yourself or with your

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What is Independent Learning?

Uncategorised / By Alex Starr

Let’s begin with a quick reflection. Think about your everyday life and what activities you do independently. It might be anything from cooking a meal to cleaning a room. Being independent means that you can do activities by yourself, without the need of other people. It can take time to become independent in any task –

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