Free Live Webinar with trainer, Michael Harpham.

Progress Plain and Simple

Five Effective Ways to Measure Pupil Progress in the Classroom and Online

This webinar, based on the book of the same title and written by an experienced and authoritative teacher and school leader, offers a fresh perspective on teaching, learning and progress in the classroom. It explores how progress in the classroom can be more effectively delivered, identified, evidenced, measured and assessed. Of the five measures of skills, knowledge, accuracy, resilience and independent learning, it unpacks in more detail how we develop and measure skills.

Rated 5* on Amazon, here are some reviews for the training and the book posted in the Spring / Summer of 2020:

"This book really does have everything you need to know about progress. As an experienced teacher it was refreshing to reflect again on the how and why progress is core to teaching and learning and how to improve future practice. As a subject leader I have already used this book in department training reflecting on writing new schemes of work and assessment. It has been a great help. I would highly recommend." (Head of Department)

"This book really is for anyone involved in education. Beginning with the theory behind progress in teaching, it moves on to sharing activities and strategies for teachers to use in lessons and then how to evaluate the progress being made. Useful for trainee teachers and school leaders alike this is a very practical and informative guide to improving and sustaining pupil progress." (Teacher)

"A great book that not only outlines strategies for progress across the school, but also gives the reader a multitude of simple to use practical ways in which progress can be demonstrated within the classroom. Easy to follow and a book you can dip in and out of and go back to whenever you need." (MAT CEO)

"Mike Harpham's experience of schools and the challenges of the learning cycle make this book both insightful and engaging for anyone who has experience of the classroom or simply want to understand more about progress in learning. It explores and presents the different ways in which progress can be made and how it can be more effectively delivered. With practical tips and tools, many of the scenarios are situationally based and offer great scope for both teachers, coaches, those leading school and learning environments as well as parents. Not to be missed!" (Education consultant and coach)