Supervising Students Working on their Projects.

Supervising students is a core teaching responsibility and demonstrates my ability to apply curriculum knowledge, cater to student needs, manage learning environments and provide effective feedback.

I team-teach YR9 & YR11 Furnishing Pathways (FUR), assist in YR 12 Furnishing Pathways, Engineering and Design. This term I have been taking the lead in the Year 9 FUR class, rewriting and writing resources, taking lessons and preparing materials (mostly) for this class.

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Safety Audit

Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment—that’s what CARA means. But what does it mean for a school to get audited for safety in an ITD department?
There was a lot of activity, including research, photos, forms, signs, checking tools and machines, asking lots of questions and then putting a PLAN in place.

And we know the rules about planning…

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‘Chalk and Talk’ is dead! – or is it?

The expression has been used to categorise unimaginative teachers who would rather treat the classroom like a university lecture theatre. Side note: It has been interesting to see the difference between lecturers at university who teach or have taught in schools and those who have gone straight from school to university and stayed there. I have had some shockers and have refused to attend tutorials because it has been that bad.

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