Devising, and may be an Geography applying informal Creatively questionnaires and observation. (Learning to Teach surveys. Trainee to in the Primary Interviewing develop a School), Routledge individuals and range of groups regarding an teaching area of study. resources Useful websites for Geographical Geography Geographical Knowledge. Association during the Physical geography training e.g. tectonics year. including earthquakes and volcanoes, rivers, glaciation, coastal scenery. Weather types, processes and maps. Climatic regions. How the environment impacts on human activity: Population distribution, characteristics and where people settle. Towns and cities. Raw materials. Farming. Industry. Trade. Human impact on the environment of global warming, deforestation, etc. HISTORY Delivered by Helen Grimmett Centre-based Training Training Student Assessment methods Session 1: What is History? Find out how History School and class Complete Why History? / Aims of is organised and mentor discussions and History teaching. taught within observations. reading: Teaching History in the home school or Tutor assessments. context of both the National placement school. Portfolio of evidence. Curriculum 2000 and the revised curriculum 2013. Work with a small Inspiring curiosity through the group of children to teaching of History: including explore their differentiation for who are knowledge of SEND/G&T. chronology in relation Curriculum Progression: to age appropriate exploring different aspects of language and History using the guidance in expectations. the National Curriculum.
Devising, and applying questionnaires and surveys. Interviewing individuals and groups regarding an area of study. Geographical Knowledge. Physical geography e.g. tectonics including earthquakes and volcanoes, rivers, glaciation, coastal scenery. Weather types, processes and maps. Climatic regions. How the environment impacts on human activity: Population distribution, characteristics and where people settle. Towns and cities. Raw materials. Farming. Industry. Trade. Human impact on the environment of global warming, deforestation, etc. may be an informal observation. Trainee to develop a range of teaching resources for Geography during the training year. Geography Creatively (Learning to Teach in the Primary School), Routledge Useful websites Geographical Association HISTORY Delivered by Helen Grimmett Centre-based Training Training Student Assessment methods Session 1: What is History? Why History? / Aims of History teaching. Teaching History in the context of both the National Curriculum 2000 and the revised curriculum 2013. Inspiring curiosity through the teaching of History: including differentiation for who are SEND/G&T. Curriculum Progression: exploring different aspects of History using the guidance in the National Curriculum. Find out how History is organised and taught within home school or placement school. Work with a small group of children to explore their knowledge of chronology in relation to age appropriate language and expectations. Complete reading: School and class mentor discussions and observations. Tutor assessments. Portfolio of evidence.