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Video 2b and 2c
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Sharing learning objectives and outcomes with pupils
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Unit 2, Developing practice, Identifying and sharing learning objectives, Task 5
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Video 2d
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Pupils talking about well-structured lessons
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Unit 2, Developing practice, Sequences of learning , Task 7
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Document 3a 42kb
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How to use Bloom’s taxonomy and group-work and group-talk strategies to develop listening skills
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Unit 4, Good practice, Activity Resource 2b
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Document 3b 88kb
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The principle of a composer’s notebook as the starting point for creative composing within a unit on Japanese music
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Unit 3, Developing practice, Activity Resource 3c
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Video 3a
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The use of the ‘odd one out’ strategy, within a unit on blues music
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Unit 3, Good practice, Activity Resource 2
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Document 4a 2mb
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Devising a listening exercise within a unit on rock music that requires pupils to use, in turn, visual, auditory and kinaesthetic learning styles.
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Unit 4, Developing practice
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Video 4a
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Using the thinking aloud strategy to model a key idea in a composing lesson within a unit on blues music
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Unit 4, Good practice, Activity Resource 2a
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Video 4b
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Modelling to build confidence by exploring how to create a characterful melodic motif within a unit on 'programme music'
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Unit 4, Challenges, Activity Resource 4a
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Document A42 2mb
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A KWL grid, designed to help pupils understand how they can develop their learning in a unit on blues music
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Unit 4, Good practice, Careful planning and use of questions
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Document 5e 70kb
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Using a vocabulary grid to support learning, in this case about South American dance music
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Unit 5, Developing practice, Activity Resource 3
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