Practitioner Enquiry

David Herring, Mathematics Subject Tutor

“Enabling peer teaching in lessons”.

 

 

 

 

 

Background


·       When we teach we learn twice
·       Peer teaching has a high effect on learning (Hattie)
·       The aim of the project is to investigate how peer teaching can be developed in the mathematical classroom.


Key Actions


·       Create a set of resources ("You teach - You do") that students can work with collaboratively to teach each other in the classroom.
·       Use these resources within three AS classes using different pairing strategies..
·       Offer theses resources to other teaching staff.


Preliminary findings


·       Students enjoy peer teaching and learning
·       Creating hand written "You teach - You do" sheets is a useful use of lesson planning time.
-       Experienced mathematical teaching staff have been very positive in adopting these resources into their own teaching practice

 

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For more information on this project please contact:

 

dherring@farnboroughsfc.ac.uk