Introduction to ism in subjects
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The document outlines steps for an independent study project which include keeping a reflective journal to record ideas and questions, conducting a literature review to inform the creation of classroom interventions to implement and evaluate through action research, and analyzing findings to bring about improvements in teaching practice. Example project topics mentioned are student demonstrations, exploring food origins, designing hands-on activities, and fostering student creativity and questioning.
Introduction to ism in subjects
- 1. How will you go about doing your independent study project?
- 3. Keep a reflective journal Record critical incidents/questions/ideas.
- 4. bring about change and development in your practice literature review creation of classroom-based interventions implement and evaluate focused action research analyse your findings
- 5. Example Projects – D&T Student Active Demonstrations Food Provenance Design and make activities Pupil creativity Questioning
Editor's Notes
- Read through your weekly reflections and identify incidents/questions/ideas about your subject that might lead to innovation or intervention that you are genuinely curious about. E.g. creativity; skills; curriculum content; subject terminology; critical thinking skills; motivation;
- How can I use the teaching of 'drawing skills' to engage KS3 boys in Art & Design lessons?