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Supporting Year 12 students as they start their A level Physics course

September 15, 2022September 20, 2022Oxford Science Team
A Level Physics

Author Catherine Jones suggests strategies to support the new cohort of students as they start their Physics A level this year.

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Supporting your GCSE students: how to make the most of the time left

April 26, 2021April 26, 2021Oxford RE Team
supporting your GCSE students

Our students have had a mixed experience with regards to completing the Religious Studies GCSE. At one end of the spectrum, some have had their full timetable of live teaching throughout lockdown whilst some have had the curriculum set for them to work through independently. And then we may have students that haven’t engaged with […]

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Supporting student wellbeing in lockdown

March 2, 2021March 2, 2021Oxford English Team

It is almost impossible to read about the pandemic in the UK news without coming across some reference to concern regarding pupils’ mental health as a result of lockdown. Whether or not you believe the accuracy of the scale of the reported issue there is no doubt that, as with adults, young people have found […]

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Supporting students who struggle with GCSE History

September 11, 2018Oxford History Team

As teacher educators, working with PGCE trainees in many different History departments, we knew that a workshop which focused on supporting struggling GCSE students would draw people in when we presented it at the Historical Association Annual Conference. All new exam specifications create huge anxieties for teachers, but the sense of pressure associated with the […]

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