
Teaching & Learning at AVC
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Teaching & Learning at AVC
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At AVC we are implementing evidence informed changes and invite you to share our journey as we improve the outcomes for all of our students.













Tiens, une autre question à laquelle je dois répondre : phrase 4, l'élève s'est trompé, il dit que "malheureusement" est un CC de Cause. En classe, quand ce n'est pas un CC au programme, je leur dis d'écrire CC "tout court". Mais vous, vous diriez que c'est un CC de quoi ?

We are intent on making sure our daughter knows that she is both “really, really smart” and that she is capable of “brilliance” every single day. Research from ‘Science’ on childhood beliefs about intellectual ability: science.sciencemag.org/content/355/63…

New report released: Boys studying modern foreign languages at GCSE. 'Just 38% of boys in England took a foreign language at GCSE in 2018, compared with about 50% of girls.' Still, some schools beat the odds. BBC News reports: bbc.co.uk/news/education…

313 responses so far which is fab. I know I'm no survey professional but the idea is to get a sense of how teachers feel. If you find the multi-choice options limiting, please make comments in the open questions: I'll publish everything submitted. surveymonkey.co.uk/r/transformMFL

Some year 12 students have kept up with the “folding frenzy” revision technique we do at GCSE. Notes, mind map, keywords then images. It can then be used for lots of low stakes testing.



I often use mentoring / coaching cards in my discussions with staff so that we can ascertain what’s ideal, what’s working and what’s next. Read about them here: chrismoyse.wordpress.com/2020/01/19/men…


