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Assessment and Behaviour - Steering the Right Course (Secondary)

Part of the series Teaching with Cowley, from the Teachers TV video archive.

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Summary

Behaviour management expert Sue Cowley explores how a secondary school encourages pupils to learn how to behave, in this pedagogy and formative assessment resource.

The school has appointed key staff and incorporated parent/student teaching initiatives and vocational curriculum options at KS3 and KS4, such as bricklaying.

Later, a panel debates the strategies and approaches adopted in the 'Assessment and Behaviour: Steering the Right Course (Primary)' video.

The panel reviews the main message of The Steer Report - that behaviour can be learned and adapted by applying a consistent and positive approach within the classroom. Sir Alan Steer also provides his views on the report.

  • Duration: 15 mins
  • No Subtitles
  • Published: 28 April 2006