Zoe Helman, Sam Gibbs

The Trouble with English and How to Address It (eBook, PDF)

A Practical Guide to Designing and Delivering a Concept-Led Curriculum

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This book will help English teachers to address the challenges and opportunities in creating a powerful, knowledge-rich curriculum, which draws on lived experience and engages with cognitive science. It explores persistent problems in the teaching of English and how we can go about creating a curriculum which enables all pupils to achieve.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 196
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000522631
• Artikelnr.: 63179097

Autorenporträt

Zoe Helman is a highly experienced teacher and Education Consultant from West Yorkshire. She is co-founder of English-Ed which works with secondary schools to transform their English provision. Her main interest is in using Continuing Professional Development (CPD) to improve outcomes for disadvantaged pupils. She was also involved, as an Advisor and Assessor, with the CPD Assessment Pilot set up by the Wellcome Trust.

Sam Gibbs is Trust Lead for Pedagogy and Curriculum across secondary schools in Greater Manchester. She is an experienced teacher educator and coach, who has delivered evidence-informed training on curriculum design and implementation to primary and secondary schools across the country. She co-founded English-Ed with Zoe and was previously an Advanced Skills Teacher and leader in English departments. Sam lives in Leeds with her husband and three children.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword



Mary Myatt



Introduction

1.Persistent problems in English

2. How do pupils make meaning in English?

3. Teaching abstract concepts

4. What are the implications for English curriculum design?

5. Curating a curriculum

6. How should the curriculum be assessed?

7. Evidence-informed approaches to enacting the curriculum

8. How should we implement change?

9. Resource design - supporting teachers to enact the curriculum

10. How can we measure impact?

11. Sustaining high standards

Conclusion: A Vision for English

Appendix

Afterword



David Didau

Rezensionen

"A clear and accessible journey through the planning and implementation of a coherent English curriculum, from curriculum vision and design to subject-specialist classroom practice, drawing on real classroom experience. I would recommend this book to any English teacher who wants practical, research-led advice to inform and improve their practice."

Michael Conley, CIT Leader, Runshaw Sixth Form College