Webinar: Meeting individual needs of students – Andy Taylor (@MrTs_NQTs)
In this online webinar recording, Andy Taylor (Mr T) presented to early career teachers on meeting the individual needs of students, enabling all learners in a class to thrive.
Your class is a complex place with 30 individual children in your charge that need the opportunity to grow, develop and progress. In this webinar we will explore strategies and advice on getting to know your pupils and being able to meet their individual needs
Together we will:
- Explore the importance of knowing children as individuals
- Identify the importance of Quality First Teaching as a way to address pupil needs
- Identify strategies that can be utilised in order to meet the varying needs of the children in front of you
Shared resources:
- Download Andy’s slides
- Supporting the diverse needs of learners
- Meeting your new class collection – Explore this jam-packed collection of activities, games and creative ideas for meeting your new class at the start of the year, suitable for EYFS, primary and secondary students
- Creating an inclusive classroom: How best to ensure that all students progress and thrive
- Supporting learners who use English as an additional language
- Quality First Teaching Checklist: The 10 Most Effective Strategies For Primary Schools
- Quality First Teaching
- Modelling in a Primary Classroom
- Modelling in a Secondary Classroom
- Teaching standard 5: Adaptive teaching
- Teaching standard 6: Assessment
About Andy Taylor (@MrTs_NQTs)
Andrew has taught in schools in Gloucestershire for 16 years as a class teacher, assistant head and Deputy head teacher. He has led a variety of subjects and curriculum areas over the years including English, Maths, Computing, PE, Teaching and Learning and Assessment.
Andrew has supported NQTs and students as the lead mentor in schools and has really enjoyed being able to support each of them in building their strengths to be the best teachers they can be. Over his time in schools Andrew has honed his coaching and mentoring skills. Through this he has become an advocate of the Department for Education’s Teaching Vacancies service. A free and easy-to-use service from the government to help job-seeking teachers find their perfect teaching role more easily.
For the past 2 years he has worked for the University of Worcester supporting trainee teachers and helping to develop their provision for Early Career Teachers.
Andrew also tweets under the handle of @MrTs_NQTs. A twitter feed with advice and guidance for trainee, Newly Qualified and experienced teachers, with over 20K followers.
