This is the sort of session that the GA Conference is very good at offering for delegates, and meets a real need for many teachers who are relatively new to the profession.
It is presented by Ellie Barker and Laura-Jayne Ward who are taking over as co-chairs of the Post-16 and HE committee of the GA later this year.
This session is aimed at PGCE students, ECTs or teachers who are just starting A level teaching.
Ellie and Laura have a range of experience teaching A level and mentoring ECTs.
Sometimes A level planning can seem really daunting, take ages to plan and just feel overwhelming. This session will go through the key elements of A level teaching, resources that can save you time, and how best to support all abilities of students.
Ellie Barker, Teaching and Learning Lead, The Curious Geographer YouTube
Check out this channel for plenty of interesting content for home study, and also a forthcoming (at the time of posting) chat with Mark Maslin.
Laura-Jayne Ward (GA P16HEPC)
P16 and HE
Image: The cover of a CUP 'A' level textbook I edited and co-wrote - for those of you who are teaching AQA it is recommended. Looking at the list of authors, I note that quite a few of them will be involved in presenting at the conference.
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