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**THESE PAGES DO NOT CONTAIN ACTIVITIES THERE ARE MANY ACTIVITIES FROM OTHER PAGES WHICH CAN BE USED WITH THE VIDEOS AS PART OF INITIAL TRAINING OR CPD**
 * ANY OF THESE VIDEOS COULD BE USED FOR DEVELOPING REFLECTIVE PRACTICE BY ASKING THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS - NOT ALL QUESTIONS WILL BE RELEVANT FOR ALL VIDEOS:**

Aspects of practical teaching

 * What are the most effective aspects of teaching which emerge for you when you view the video?
 * What are the least effective aspects of teaching which emerge for you on watching?
 * What are the factors contributing to the success / problems?
 * How could you make use some of the success factors in your teaching?

Theory as in the videos

 * What theory of teaching or learning would be relevant to the video?
 * How much does this theory appear relevant to your teaching?

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 [| Bright Extroverts] John helps to harness the enthusiasm of vocal, engaged students  [| The Quiet Ones] Bayley focuses on the quieter pupils in the classroom  [| Fidgeting] Bayley focuses on the pupils that fidget during lessons
 * ===**From Behave to learn with Bayley**===
 * There are 3 videos in this series.**

Hard To Teach
These videos demonstrate a number of unique and innovative approaches to teaching some tricky topics.  [|Hard to Teach - Personal Hygiene] Advice on how to help pupils improve their personal hygiene  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary History] Teaching tips on how to incorporate interpretation into history  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary English] Invigorate English lessons with these tips on teaching grammar  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary Geography] Two teachers combine their subjects with sustainable development  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary Science] A demonstration of experiments for teaching electrical circuits  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary Maths] Integrating cross-curricular teaching of quadratic functions  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary Music] Encouraging expression in music playing with Dalcroze eurythmics  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary Maths Using ICT] Teachers use ICT with 'hard to teach' maths topics  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary English Using ICT] Three English teachers show how they integrate ICT into lessons  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary Science Using ICT] Teachers use ICT to engage their students in science lessons  [|Hard To Teach - Secondary Science Using ICT: Investigating Combustion with Year 7 Using Gas Sensors] A science teacher shows how ICT can make tricky topics accessible  [|Investigating Acceleration with Year 9 Using Light Gates] An investigation into light gates and data loggers aimed at KS3 students <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Investigating pH with Year 11 Using a pH Probe] Introducing students to acids, alkalis and pH levels at KS4
 * There are 13 videos in this series.**

RSA Lectures
The public lecture series covering contemporary issues debates some big ideas: are our children overprotected, can there be a kind of public morality that extends beyond the state, what might learning look like in the year 2016? These and other key though <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Stephen Heppell - Learning 2016] Stephen Heppell discusses what future learning looks like <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Foundations of Global Morality with Mary Warnock] Baroness Warnock examines the need for a global morality <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Oliver James - Affluenza] A psychologist argues that affluence influences mental illness <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Steve Jones - The Literary Ape] A professor questions if humans are still chimps who write books <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Howard Gardner - Future Minds] A focus on the types of minds needed for the globalised world <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Wangari Maathai - A Life in Conservation] Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai speaks at the RSA <span class="block_item_image_full"> [| Restorative Justice in Schools] RSA lecture focusing on restorative justice <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Tim Gill - Risk and Childhood] Is our risk-averse approach to childhood ruining the experience? <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Sex Slavery and Human Trafficking] What can be done to help victims of sex trafficking in the UK? || ===How Do They Do It In...?=== What can we learn from other countries' teaching methods, education system and classroom experiences? Alongside sharing some interesting ideas, these programmes teach much about different cultures and ways of living. <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|School Dinners - How Do They Do it in Rome?] Examines how school meals in Rome were transformed <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Black School Leadership - How Do They Do It In Chicago?] Racial barriers are confronted and exposed in Chicago <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Germany - Vocational Education] A look at the vocational education of three Bremen pupils <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Japan - Teaching Science] How is Japan dealing with a lack of take-up in science education? <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Cuba - Performing Arts] A look at the importance of performing and visual arts in Cuba <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|China - Sport and PE] A look at how Chinese schools develop exercise habits in students <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Sweden - Early Years] We explore the success of Sweden's approach to nursery education <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Holland - Sex Education] Can a direct approach to sex education reduce pregnancy rates? <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Holland - Sex Education 2] A look at the Dutch sex education programme Long Live Love <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Hungary - Primary Maths] A revealing look at the Hungarian approach to teaching maths <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Norway - Anti Bullying] Why Norwegians are such pioneers in tackling bullying? <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|France - Teaching Handwriting] A look at how France teaches the skill of handwriting to pupils <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Bosnia - Teaching History] A look at how history is taught in a post-conflict region <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|South Africa - Teaching Singing] Can South Africa's love of singing be brought to UK schools? <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|India - Teaching Empire] A look at the teaching of the British Empire in indian schools <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Scotland - CPD] A look at the Scottish approach to managing CPD <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Germany - Early Years Engineering] How companies are working with kindergartens to develop engineers <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|The USA - Global Citizenship post 9/11] New approaches to global citizenship education in the USA <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Vietnam - Teaching the Vietnam War] The challenges of teaching the Vietnam War in Vietnam is explored <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Russia - Teaching World War II] How Russian schools tackle lessons on the second world war <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Japan - Teaching Respect and Manners] What role do Japanese schools play in encouraging good manners?
 * There are 9 videos in this series.**
 * There are 21 videos in this series.**

Skills Championships
Every two years young people who excel in vocational skills compete at WorldSkills, the global skills olympics. Watch as they fight it out to prove their excellence. <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Skills Championships - Learning to be Champions] The early training stages for the UK's WorldSkills select 60 <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Who's Going to Japan?] The 23 candidates are chosen to represent the UK at WorldSkills 2007 <span class="block_item_image_full"> [| Bricklaying] Bricklayer Michael Broadley prepares for WorldSkills 2007 <span class="block_item_image_full"> [| Cooking] A focus on WorldSkills finalist Graham Squire, a 20-year-old chef <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Skills Championships - Landscape Gardening] The UK's landscape gardening team prepare for WorldSkills 2007 <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Beauty Therapy] Beauty therapist Jade Kidd prepares for WorldSkills 2007 || Celebrities and experts brave the classroom to see what they can bring to education. This endlessly fascinating series demonstrated that some 'out there' thinking and a passion for a topic can really engage children. <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Lynne Truss] The author of Eats, Shoots and Leaves takes on one English class <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|John Humphrys] John Humphrys tries his hand at being a teacher <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Carole Caplin] Lifestyle guru Carole Caplin teaches a KS3 food technology class <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Tony Robinson] Tony Robinson tries his hand at teaching secondary history <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Steve Jones] Steve Jones tries teaching genetic science to 10-year-olds <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Rick Stein] From kitchen to classroom: the TV chef has a go at teaching <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Arthur Smith] Comedian Arthur Smith swaps his mic for a class on citizenship <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Prunella Scales and Timothy West] Prunella Scales and Timothy West share their passion for drama <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Roy Hattersley] Roy Hattersley takes on a political history class <span class="block_item_image_full"> [| David Blunkett] David Blunkett attempts to teach poetry to A Level students <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Simon Singh] Simon Singh uses secret codes to make maths exciting <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Allegra McEvedy] Allegra McEvedy helps a primary class make healthy food || =The Teaching Challenge= <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Trevor and Simon] Comedians Trevor and Simon bring comedy and drama to a classroom <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|The Car Restorer] A car restorer works with GCSE students to design a logo <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|The Nuclear Physicist] A Nuclear Physicist works with GCSE pupils <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|The Architect] An architect teaches a GCSE geography class about design <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Rachel Johnson] Novelist and journalist Rachel Johnson takes on the challenge <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|John Hegley] Britain's 'alternative poet laureate', accompanied by a handful of leaves, a suit and a ukulele, tries his hand at teaching poetry. <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Michaela Strachan] Michaela Strachan leads an RE lesson on animal hunting <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Suggs] Suggs returns to his old school to teach the art of songwriting <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Ade Adepitan] Paralympics champion Ade Adepitan teaches wheelchair basketball <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Vanessa Feltz] Vanessa Feltz accepts the challenge to teach a Year 6 class <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Comedy Dave] Comedy Dave leads a group of inner city children on an adventure <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|The Best Of] The greatest moments of first time celebrity teachers <span class="block_item_image_full"> [|Shappi Korsandi] Comedian Shappi Khorsandi teaches a primary lesson on refugees <span class="block_item_image_full"> [| Christian Jessen] ||
 * There are 6 videos in this series**.
 * =The Teaching Challenge=
 * There are 26 videos in this series.**
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