Preparing to Teach in the Primary Years
A comprehensive course designed to equip educators with essential strategies and skills for effective teaching in primary school years.
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Prepare confidently to teach young learners with essential knowledge of child development, planning, behaviour, and literacy skills.
Overview
This course offers a solid foundation for those interested in teaching primary school children, focusing on key areas such as child development, classroom management, and literacy development. It provides the essential theories and strategies that shape effective teaching, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of early years education.
Participants will explore planning and assessment techniques alongside behaviour management methods to create a positive learning environment. Designed to develop insight into primary teaching, this course balances educational psychology with practical guidance for fostering literacy and engagement in young learners.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand key stages of child development and psychological principles.
- Develop effective planning and assessment strategies for primary teaching.
- Apply classroom management techniques to encourage positive behaviour.
- Support literacy development tailored to young learners’ needs.
- Analyse educational theories relevant to primary years teaching.
- Reflect on teaching practices to improve learner engagement and success.
Course Curriculum:
- Module 1: Introduction to Primary Teaching
- Module 2: Child Development and Psychology
- Module 3: Planning and Assessment
- Module 4: Classroom Management and Behaviour
- Module 5: Literacy Development
Who is this Course For?
- Aspiring primary school teachers seeking foundational knowledge.
- Teaching assistants aiming to expand educational understanding.
- Educators preparing for roles in early years settings.
- Individuals interested in child psychology and development.
- Those looking to improve classroom management skills.
- Professionals focused on literacy development techniques.
- Anyone wanting insight into planning and assessment strategies.
- Support staff working with young learners in education.
Career Path:
- Primary School Teacher — Average Salary: £32,000 per year
- Teaching Assistant — Average Salary: £18,500 per year
- Educational Support Worker — Average Salary: £20,000 per year
- Literacy Specialist — Average Salary: £28,000 per year
- Child Development Officer — Average Salary: £30,000 per year
- Classroom Behaviour Coordinator — Average Salary: £27,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
Planning lessons, organizing materials, and understanding student needs.
Interactive, engaging, and age-appropriate activities.
Review your lesson plan, practice, and gather resources.
Use simple language, encourage participation, and make learning fun.
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