Join us for this online workshop which will explore approaches teachers can use to raise the grade their students achieve in the Non Examined Assessment (NEA).
Drawing on evidence from examiners' reports, the session will look in detail at the strategies that traditionally define and set apart those students that secure the top grades.
Advice will focus on the kind of support teachers can give their students to realise those standards, whilst still maintaining the integrity of the NEA as a piece of independent work.
This event is aimed at both new and more experienced teachers of A Level Geography. The session will be an active workshop, and participants will be encouraged to get involved online through verbal contributions or live text posting.
About the speaker
Chloe Searl FRGS is a freelance field studies tutor, author and examiner based on the Isle of Wight. She has written extensively on fieldwork and enquiry-based learning and is a regular contributor to the Society's CPD programme.
With a specialism in the A Level NEA, she has supported hundreds of students through the assessment and is passionate about equipping teachers with the skills to create both memorable fieldwork experiences and academically successful outcomes.
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