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About this course
In one day a teaching assistant might run a reading group and then calm a pupil who's about to walk out. Much of what good looks like is never written down, and it's easy to feel like the least important adult in the room, even when you know the pupils best.
A primary educator with more than 20 years' experience and a specialism in SEND takes the professional standards for teaching assistants and shows what each one looks like on an ordinary school day. That includes noticing the small changes in a child that matter for safeguarding, and giving the teacher feedback that shapes the next lesson.
If you train TAs yourself, trainer notes and activities are included for use in school.
Modules
26 modules
1Ethos, policies and practice part 19 min
2Ethos, policies and practice part 24 min
3Demonstrating positive values5 min
4Having regard for safeguarding needs8 min
5Respecting difference and diversity5 min
6Improving your own practice6 min
7TRAINER GUIDANCE
8Being a reflective practitioner8 min
9Acquiring appropriate skills6 min
10Understanding the needs of all pupils5 min
11Demonstrating a level of knowledge5 min
12Recognising the wider role5 min
13TRAINER GUIDANCE
14Develop an approach to teaching and learning10 min
15Support inclusion8 min
16Support behaviour management9 min
17Contribute to assessment and planning6 min
18Communicate effectively with pupils10 min
19Maintain a learning environment6 min
20TRAINER GUIDANCE
21Respecting other roles8 min
22Keeping others accurately informed8 min
23Sharing knowledge7 min
24Working collaboratively6 min
25Communicating knowledge7 min
26TRAINER GUIDANCE
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