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Sixteen recognised pedagogies — and your choice restructures every document in the pack, not just a label at the top.
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Same topic · The Water Cycle · Year 7 · 45 min
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Classic direct instruction: the teacher explains, models and guides practice.
In your pack: Tight I-do / we-do / you-do structure with frequent checking questions.
Read moreStudents study new content before class; lesson time is used for application.
In your pack: Home-study material plus in-class application tasks are separated automatically.
Read moreA deliberate mix of face-to-face teaching and online activity.
In your pack: Digital and in-person segments are clearly identified inside the pack.
Read moreContent is revisited in short spaced bursts with breaks between.
In your pack: Input is organised into compressed bursts plus spaced review questions.
Read moreStudents investigate questions and evidence before formal explanations.
In your pack: A driving question opens the lesson; discovery comes before explanation.
Read moreLearning is organised around an extended authentic project and final outcome.
In your pack: Milestones, checkpoints and a deliverable are built into the sequence.
Read moreStudents begin with a realistic problem and identify what they need to learn.
In your pack: The lesson opens with a scenario and content is released as required.
Read moreCurriculum goals are met through projects that serve a community need.
In your pack: Community-linked tasks and reflection are tied to the objectives.
Read moreStructured pair and group work with shared accountability.
In your pack: Group roles, think-pair-share and peer review are embedded in each stage.
Read morePoints, levels and challenges are used to increase motivation.
In your pack: Activities become missions and the assessment can use a challenge ladder.
Read moreStudents learn through movement, manipulation and physical activity.
In your pack: Stations, cut-outs and movement tasks replace desk-bound exercises.
Read moreFormal classroom learning is connected with informal experiences.
In your pack: Bridge tasks connect the topic to out-of-school contexts.
Read morePace, path and materials adapt to each learner's level and needs.
In your pack: Support, core and stretch pathways are generated for each task.
Read moreStudents progress when they demonstrate mastery of defined skills.
In your pack: Objectives become can-do competencies with mastery checks.
Read moreStudents learn through direct experience followed by reflection.
In your pack: A hands-on experience comes first, followed by reflection and application.
Read moreSocial-emotional learning is woven into academic content.
In your pack: Settling openers, emotional check-ins and reflection are built around the topic.
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Groups keep pace on content while holding each other accountable — coverage without lecture fatigue.
Ideal for: General (Teacher-Led) with pair checks
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