Science specialist or not, join us to learn how Adam Boxer and his team write, use and embed booklets across their department to reduce workload, increase consistency and improve teaching skill.

🎁 Everyone who registers will be entered into a prize draw to win a set of Adam’s latest book ‘Teaching Secondary Science: A Complete Guide’  for their Science team.*

💰You’ll also be made a very special offer to access Carousel Learning - the online quizzing tool Adam designed to help students remember more - at a special discount. Don't miss out.**

If you’ve ever led or worked in a Science department, you’ll know how hard it can be: staffing, resourcing, routines, training, teaching and learning etc.

The level of planning, in terms of both content and resources, can add an additional layer of pressure no one needs.

Leaving this completely up to individual teachers creates work and can lead to inconsistency across the team.

One way of relieving this pressure is by writing and using booklets.

How do you write them? What should they and should they not include?

How do you ensure teachers use them consistently?

How can they be used to reduce workload and increase consistency?

In this live demonstration of a KS3 booklet, join us to learn how Adam Boxer, Head of Science at The Totteridge Academy, uses booklets to:

Gather really powerful data about the curricula diet students get across the department

Support teachers to improve their teaching

Adam is the Head of Science at The Totteridge Academy, Co-founder Carousel Learning and CogSciSci and Author of Teaching Secondary Science: A Complete Guide and Cracking Key Concepts in Secondary Science.

Totteridge Academy - part of United Learning Trust - is a rapidly improving school in North London.

Senior leaders who want to learn about how to reduce workload pressures on teachers, not just in Science, and generate more consistency across curriculum planning and delivery

Subject leaders (in any subject not just Science) who want to learn more about how booklets are written and implemented in lessons to improve consistency across their team.

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One entry per person regardless of how many people per school enter.

(The more people who enter per school the greater the chances of winning. So tell your colleagues ;)

Closing time and date: 8pm, 7th Dec 2012.

To be eligible for the Carousel Learning offer you will need to attend live or watch the replay before the end of December.

Replays are only available to members of the Curriculum Thinkers Community and those on a free trial.

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Booklets in Science: how to reduce workload and increase consistency