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relationships with students observed – All students’ on task at all times and engrossed in their work. Outstanding resources of a professional standard and highly effective for students to progress at all levels. All students made outstanding progress and applied what they had learnt. Students learning challenging industry stand software – Adobe Macromedia Fireworks OFSTED Feedback
evident throughout the lesson. Not teacher led, students working on their own with subtle interventions and help when required rather than doing if for them. Students actively working and helping each other in the lesson to learn and progress. Particularly liked the tutorial and example/model answer, then students applied what they had learnt.
this before? Would you like to continue with ICT at College? Can you tell me what you are doing and why? Why do you need to export the graphic’s? What is a JPEG, TIFF and GIF? What level are you working at? Do you feel you are making good progress? Is this a typical lesson? Do you like ICT? If so why? What’s behaviour normally like in your ICT lessons? How confident are you at using this software? How often is your folder marked and how do you know how to improve your work? Questions asked
Prepare the students – share what outstanding students demonstrate in your department. When planning your lesson consider how much are you doing. Take risks Be flexible – Don’t be afraid to change if the plan isn’t working or to show progress. Share, collaborate, design and discuss the lesson with colleagues or your PLN on twitter Get to know your group of students and their specific needs. Final Thoughts