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These are Harris
staff who know how
to use one
Literacy training
Literacy progress has stalled, Ofsted's chief inspector says


                    Literacy standards 'fall short'


   England is being overtaken by other leading nations because
progress on literacy has stalled, according to chief schools inspector
                        Sir Michael Wilshaw.




                "Our standards should be higher."
Literacy training
During any inspection, the teaching of English
  will be observed across the curriculum, to
   ensure that similar demands of pupils are
being made when they are reading, writing or
undertaking speaking and listening activities in
 any subject, as those demands that would be
       made of them in English lessons.
3 Demonstrate good subject and
curriculum knowledge

              actor
• demonstrate an understanding of and
take responsibility for promoting high
standards of literacy, articulacy and the
correct use of standard English, whatever
the teacher’s specialist subject
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  • 8. This is a brain These are Harris staff who know how to use one
  • 10. Literacy progress has stalled, Ofsted's chief inspector says Literacy standards 'fall short' England is being overtaken by other leading nations because progress on literacy has stalled, according to chief schools inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw. "Our standards should be higher."
  • 12. During any inspection, the teaching of English will be observed across the curriculum, to ensure that similar demands of pupils are being made when they are reading, writing or undertaking speaking and listening activities in any subject, as those demands that would be made of them in English lessons.
  • 13. 3 Demonstrate good subject and curriculum knowledge actor • demonstrate an understanding of and take responsibility for promoting high standards of literacy, articulacy and the correct use of standard English, whatever the teacher’s specialist subject
  • 37. Fact – we have better recall for visual information

Editor's Notes

  • #2: Passionate about literacy
  • #3: Passionate about literacy
  • #4: What is literacy
  • #5: What is literacy
  • #6: Where are we now What does literacy look like in your subject?
  • #7: Where do we need to get to
  • #8: How can we use literacy and our teaching as a key to improving learning and raising standards?
  • #9: harris
  • #10: Fears and pressures
  • #11: RealityHard focus
  • #12: One eight will focus on literacy in the achievement of pupilsthe quality of teachingthe behaviour and safety of pupilsthe quality of leadership and management.
  • #13: Reality
  • #14: Link to teacher standards – vital to all staff no matter what stage
  • #15: Don’t mentionofsted teacher standards as a negative
  • #16: But as a push to help raise us up above to achieve
  • #17: How?
  • #18: All together now… Positive = key Some heard this beforeSome newCan apporach in different ways – am forturnate to be here but needs to be real
  • #19: What is it ? Practical
  • #20: Every subject
  • #22: No superhero stuff – you are your own rescue plan