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Differentiation
of History Course Materials S1 & S2
Why was this
partnership activity necessary - concerns, aims, difficulties etc?
There was a concern that all pupils needed to access fully the curriculum.
This collaboration ensured that pupils with learning difficulties could
utilise the materials more effectively.
Where does
this partnership operate?
In school - the partnership operates within the History & LSS Departments.
It involves in-class and curriculum development co-operative teaching.
When does
this work happen?
The partnership has existed for two years. It is part of both the departments'
School Development Plans. In-service Days, Collective Times and within
the working week.
How does the
scheme work? How is it maintained, sustained and evaluated?
It is a collaboration and both departments regularly discuss and trial
the materials in class. There is also in-built monitoring in order to
evaluate and regularly review. The pupils also are asked for feedback
which is then incorporated into future planning.
What are the
benefits? What difference does this partnership make?
The benefit of the joint collaboration is more effective learning and
teaching. Pupils can access materials which have been designed to overcome
their learning difficulties. A meaningful and true partnership exists.
1.16 St Columba's High School,
Dunfermline, Fife
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