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Sarah Harrison Chartered College of Teaching Teacher development programmes manager
Planning and Implementing Home School Curriculum for Secondary: How to Engage Parents and Carers and Facilitate Effective Home Learning
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This webinar will provide secondary school senior leaders and teaching staff with practical advice and guidance around engaging parents and carers in effective home learning.
The closure of schools for the foreseeable future has seen a huge shift in focus towards remote learning. Moving from a classroom environment to studying at home requires discipline and it’s inevitable that successful parental involvement will be key to a smooth period of transition.
In this webinar, The National College explores the key areas that schools should consider around home schooling, challenges they may face and how a flexible approach to remote learning can help implementation and facilitation.
Learning Outcomes
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Understanding the dynamics of home learning for secondary school children and the different aspects to consider
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Recognising the benefits in effective communication with parents and practical advice on engaging them and providing support
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Facilitating teaching and learning remotely and recognising how and where parents can aid their children’s progression
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Understanding what a ‘good’ curriculum/timetable looks like and overcoming potential challenges
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Identifying what is realistically achievable and the limits of home schooling in secondary years
5 star CPD winners 2019
The production quality goes above and beyond what you might expect from a webinar, making for enjoyable viewing... Sarah Harrison - Chartered College of TeachingRead more about our award
Home School Curriculum for Secondary
A clearly structured webinar. Focus on setting realistic work. Emphasise the importance of reading/reading logs. In Phase 3 encourage collaborative work within the family. Overall, logical and sensible advice. Key reminder is the WHO advice that no student should be spending more than 3 hours a day in front of a screen.Richard Stroud - The Forest High School
Informative
Well set out and organisedMelanie Frost, Learning Support Assistant - Cranbrook School
Brilliant and informative
With times like they are right now, and a lot of us feeling unsure if we're doing enough, properly, effectively, this has been unbelievably helpful.Ronni Monkcom - Miltoncross Academy
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