How do you teach‪?‬ PiXL (a We Are In Beta production)

Prepare to enhance your science revision with Karen and Amanda!
They're here to revolutionise science exam preparation in this final episode of the ‘HDYT?’ science series. From structured methods to rigorous practice testing and innovative multi-disciplinary approaches, they've outlined a toolkit of strategies to help you help students strive for success in science. Join them as they share tips on how to optimise revision sessions, transform the specification into engaging approach-style questions, explore sophisticated techniques such as Cornell notes and self-explanation for effective retention and more. 
Tune in for invaluable insights and elevate your exam readiness!
 
If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students.
If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk
If you are new here, the ‘How do you teach?’ podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science.
Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now.
Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period.
English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday.
"How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.
 

Get ready to shake up your approach to revision with a burst of creativity on the final episode of 'HDYT?' English series! Join Rachel Johnson alongside a stellar lineup of educators and authors including Mark Roberts, Amy Staniforth, Stuart Pryke, and Dr. Jamie Edgecombe.
 
Discover the joy of guiding students through the literary landscape as they blossom into unique and imaginative writers. Sharing many gems like techniques to overcome the initial hurdles of apprehension with a curated "sweet shop of texts”,  exposing students to a rich tapestry of literature, delving into the realm of emotion, expanding vocabularies, and honing the skill of adopting personas effectively.
This episode is a treasure trove of innovative ideas waiting for you to explore. Tune in and ignite the spark of creativity in your revision sessions today!
If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students.
 
If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk
If you are new here, the ‘How do you teach?’ podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science.
Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now.
Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period.
English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday.
"How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.
 

At some point in the year, you’ll probably have witnessed the transformation in your students as they embrace the English Literature content, taking pride in their progress and impressing themselves, peers, and teachers alike– so let’s make the most of this momentum as we approach exams.
Embark on the journey of effective revision strategies in English education with Rachel Johnson and a dynamic team of educators - Ashley Harris, Amy Weir, and Josh Sheehan - on this very practical episode of the 'How do you teach?' podcast. Explore a treasure trove of revision techniques honed through years of experience. 
Join us to take a look at several approaches such as chunking to dissect complex texts, streamlining content to alleviate cognitive strain, and fostering collaboration through group work to bolster confidence in articulating ideas. Dive into innovative methods including modelling and deconstructing sophisticated responses, “dual-coding”, creating key quote booklets, and more.
Unlock the secrets to effective revision and empower your students to reach new heights of academic success in this vital episode.
If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students.
If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk
If you are new here, the ‘How do you teach?’ podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science.
Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now.
Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period.
English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday.
"How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.
 

Join Karen and Amanda as they tackle a key issue highlighted in examiners' reports year after year: the struggle with practical questions in exams.
In this episode, they delve into the importance of purposeful practicals, dissecting the barriers staff and students face in mastering these essential skills.
Drawing insights from key publications such as the Gatsby Good Practical Science Guide and the Education Endowment Fund’s Improving Secondary Science, Karen and Amanda explore strategies to overcome these challenges.
From understanding the five purposes of practical work, to utilising resources like the auditing tools for further development, they provide so many tips and tricks for success in science.
Discover innovative approaches like deconstructed practicals and gain valuable insights whether you're a novice teacher, a non-specialist, or simply looking to refine your practical teaching methods. Tune in today and elevate your approach to practical work in the classroom!
If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students.
If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk
If you are new here, the ‘How do you teach?’ podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science.
Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now.
Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period.
English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday.
"How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.

Explore the complexities of teaching calculation skills in science with Karen and Amanda. Novice learners often struggle with grasping formulas, unit conversions, and applying knowledge across disciplines.
Join them as they delve into strategies such as speaking the language of maths, effectively rearranging equations, and modelling solutions to challenging problems.
Discover invaluable scaffolding techniques like FAME (Fade, Apply, Mistakes/misconceptions, Explain) and FIFA (Formula, Insert, Fine-tune, Answer) to enhance student understanding and support their scientific journey.
Whether you're a seasoned educator or just starting out, this episode offers practical insights to elevate your teaching approach and empower your students to strive for success.
 
If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students.
If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk
If you are new here, the ‘How do you teach?’ podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science.
Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now.
Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period.
English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday.
"How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.
 

Demystify the vital skill of the teaching and learning of comparison questions in GCSE English with Rachel Johnson and a panel of esteemed educators – Yamina Bibi, Joshua Clarke, and Natalie Sinclair – on this week's episode of the ‘How do you teach?’ podcast. 
Unravel the complexities of guiding students through comparison questions as we explore actionable strategies and insights.
From honing analytical prowess through Socratic questioning to delving into tonal nuances, discover innovative scaffolding approaches to enriching student learning.
Explore unconventional resources such as propaganda posters and children's books to foster a deep understanding of comparative language in a low-stakes format. 
Tune in to uncover methods for bridging cultural divides and cultivating emotional literacy, equipping your students to strive for success in exams and beyond
If you are already a PiXL member head over to our website to download our 'How To' guides and or 'Strive for Success' student workbook aimed at KS4 students.
If you are interested in finding out more about being a PiXL member, email membership@pixl.org.uk
The ‘How do you teach?’ podcast from PiXL explores the key areas that pupils find challenging in English and Science.
Expert educationalists from our network suggest practical approaches you can take as teachers to help your students strive for success now.
Episodes are released weekly episodes to help you support your pupils over this crucial period.
English episodes are released on a Monday and Science on a Tuesday.
"How do you teach?" is a We Are In Beta production.