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The factor The role of LTSS in CPD Matthew Hirst Head of Chemistry with responsibility for year 7 and 8 Taking a lead in teaching and learning in department Teaching 3 years Rugby player and cake connoisseur Intended


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The role of LTSS in CPD

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Matthew Hirst

Head of Chemistry with responsibility for year 7 and 8 Taking a lead in teaching and learning in department Teaching 3 years Rugby player and cake connoisseur

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Intended Outcomes

  • To be understand how LTSS as allowed for a change in personal

development in my department

  • To know the challenges and success stories of LTSS
  • To know how LTSS skills allow for deeper thinking in 'normal' lesson

time

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Sacrifice

Some topics have been cut from KS3 We have made the call that we see these as more valuable assets to students

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3 Examples

  • Gas
  • Density
  • Bonding in water
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Your Challenge - What will happen to each

  • bject in each of these liquids?

Sink or Swim?

Cork Ice Marble Nail Piece of penne pasta Black grape Green grape Wax

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Your Predictions

Object Will it sink? Water Oil Syrup Cork Ice Marble Nail Penne Pasta Green Grape Red Grape Wax

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Winter Summer

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Example of how it has changed

  • Gas lesson, density lessons, bonding in water and electrolysis of water
  • Rates of reactions and sketch graphs
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Staff Voice

  • Improved questioning to include thinking and content
  • Greater emphasis on debrief
  • Applying content to real life situation
  • ' I no longer question students to get the correct Answer but also for

them to justify their thinking'

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My Story

  • Year 1- NQT finding my feet
  • Year 2- Enquiry Coordinator
  • Year 3- Head of Chemistry, and year 7/8 (Including transition)