23 June Tda Barbara Brown - Presentation Transcript
SEN Initiative 2008 - 09 Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA) University of London, Institute of Education
Element 1 Taught sessions
Distinctive features i
Partnership with experienced and excellent practitioners in order to illuminate and exemplify theory in to practice
The three units are strengthened by drawing upon a range of practitioner associate tutors
Element 1 Taught Sessions
Distinctive features ii
The richness and quality of the study resources and the way the units are scaffolded to create a comprehensive and coherent foundation of knowledge in to practice
Applied study
Element 1 Taught Sessions
Distinctive features iii
Electronic access to the resources enable them to be shared across teacher training, that includes partner schools
Element 2 Placements i
Four week special school placement
The guidelines are excellent because they allow time for the trainee to gradually become members of a teaching team
Element 2 Placements ii
Paired Placements in classrooms
Enables the development of:
a professional dialogue
collaboration, support
problem solving
Accelerates learning process
Element 2 Placements iii
It provides a secure framework, as well as time for appropriate learning opportunities that impacts on the trainees’ professional development
Element 2 Placements iv
The impact of Element 1 on the trainees’ ability to extend their knowledge and practice in Element 2
Element 2 Placements v
Participation project:
A focused piece of resource rich teaching with a small group of children
For example:
Barriers to Learning: A case study in teaching literacy with a child who is on the autistic spectrum
A school based project By Amy Ibbotson and Lisa Hendry
Element 2 Placements vi
It provides the trainees with the opportunity to extend their knowledge and practice related to the Standards:
QTS
SEN Specialist Core
SEN Specialist Extension
The impact on the NQT as a result of undertaking Elements 1 and 2
Gained an understanding on how to focus on the individual needs of children and how to appropriately interpret the curriculum to meet their needs and develop appropriate teaching practice.
Understood the impact of the learning environment on individual children.
Gained an understanding of a range of learning and communication difficulties experienced by children.
The impact on the NQT as a result of undertaking Elements 1 and 2
Gained an understanding of the nature of ASD and how this affects children’s learning and development.
Established teaching strategies that will enable me to communicate and teach children with ASD (Structured and Gentle Teaching).
Learned how to communicate with children using Makaton signing.
The impact on the NQT as a result of undertaking Elements 1 and 2
I realise the importance of adapting my teaching practice to meet the needs of individual children
Children respond differently to different teaching approaches
The importance of communication between teacher, LSW, parent, carer and child
The need for children to feel safe and secure
The need for a calm and quiet classroom environment
The impact on the NQT as a result of undertaking Elements 1 and 2
The placement has had a significant impact on me as an NQT. Through this experience I have learnt that children are children what ever their individual needs, but some have more specialised needs.
Cluster Activity South West
2008 - 09 Phase 1
Becoming a community
Meeting, sharing and listening
Developing a sense of trust
Developing a network of communication and support
Cluster Activity South West
Recognising and respecting the distinctiveness of each others’ courses
The development of a forum for discussion into action
Having the courage and confidence to use the forum as a sounding board
Cluster Activity South West
A shared mission and purpose:
To embed SEN & D in ITT with our partner schools (mainstream, special units and schools) in order to extend the trainees knowledge and practice
Mainstream settings Mainstream settings Mainstream settings with special units Special settings: Optional free standing ‘M’ level module PGCE TERMS BEd YEARS 1. 2. 3. 3. PROFESSIONAL STUDIES SCHOOL PLACEMENT EVERY CHILD MATTERS SEN & DISABILITY: THE DEVELOPMENT OF INCLUSIVE KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE Foundation Subject modules Core Subject modules A Model of ITT training at the University of Gloucestershire NQT
Cluster Activity South West
To impact on the knowledge and practice of the NQT through a recognition of individual and diverse learning needs and the ability to include and access children to high quality learning opportunities and achievements
Cluster Activity South West
To enable trainees to seek to remove barriers through an open and collaborative way of working that engages them in a problem solving approach and ongoing learning
The greatest learner is the teacher!
Cluster Activity South West
To develop an intelligent practitioner
who is able to be responsive to the individual needs of all children
To raise the standard and quality of teaching and learning in mainstream to the benefit of all children
2009 - 10 Targets
To develop a continuum of school placement provision in teacher training so that trainees can develop appropriate experience related to meeting children’s individual and diverse learning needs
2009 - 10 Targets
To consider how to develop SEN & D as a common and strength area in ITT
To consider how SEN & D can bridge in to M level, the NQT year and beyond
To consider how to impact on CPD and work based learning in special schools across the range of professionals and teaching resource.
2009 - 10 Targets
The development of mentor training
The development of link tutoring
To consider the development and sustainability of SEN & D in the next five years
Positive outcomes
Meeting and working with colleagues in other universities on a joint project
The impact on ITT, schools and most of all children as a result of becoming a community
The opportunity to celebrate children’s individual and diverse learning needs through ITT
The opportunity to develop knowledge and practice in SEN & D through ITT
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