Faculty Upskilling Program
For Higher Secondary Schools

Commonwealth Infrastructure Partners UK and Learningberg provide training programmes for schools that develop international best practice for school management, and for teaching and learning methods. The training programmes focus on the most up-to-date methods to maximise learning ability and aptitude, moving from teacher-centric to learner-centric methods.

Our programmes for schools help to foster a positive and progressive whole-school culture, optimising the environment for excellence in teaching and for enlivening creativity and learning ability in the students.

The CIP & Learningberg schools programmes enable teachers to keep up to date with the best practices in teaching, and for bringing out the best in all students. The programme creates a synergy amongst teachers and a unity of purpose for the school.

Program Overview

Learning Outcomes

The programme will empower the Principal, senior teachers and subject teachers with the capacity and abilities to use modern teaching methods and technology to allow all students to make the most of their learning experience at school.

By using the best teaching and learning methods, teachers and students alike can make the best connections between the learning process and real-life experiences, preparing students for higher education and professional life, and for having a fulfilling role in society.

Learner-centric education makes the process of gaining knowledge more fulfilling and purposeful. This assists in creating a common purpose amongst teachers and learners.

Duration : 3 Months


 

The training programmes focus on the most up-to-date methods to maximise learning ability and aptitude, moving from teacher-centric to learner-centric methods.

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Course Outline

  1. Creating a whole-school culture
  2. Teaching and learning methods – migrating to learner-based school education
  3. Modern teaching methods: Transmission, Transaction and Transformation
  4. Learning styles and different intelligences
  5. Fifty strategies for differentiated instruction
  6. Innovative methods for science teaching
  7. Innovative methods for mathematics teaching
  8. Innovative methods for language teaching (English)
  9. Socially constructive learning
  10. Reflective learning – teachers & learners
  11. Collaborative learning
  12. Linguistic, analytical and conceptual development
  13. Critical thinking and critical reasoning
  14. Different learning styles
  15. Multiple intelligences – seven distinct intelligences
  16. Differentiation
  17. Scaffolding
  18. Neuroplasticity – multi-modal learning; education and brain plasticity
  19. Use of digital technology to enhance curriculum delivery
  20. Examples from UK schools
  21. School Information Management System (SIMS)
  22. MidYIS – Middle Years Information System

Additional topics for senior team

  1. School leadership and management
  2. Optimising the parent – teacher – student relationship