Colgrain Primary School

WELCOME!
A warm welcome to everyone in Colgrain Primary School!

We (Andrew and Lynne) are delighted to be working alongside you.
This webpage will hold information and links for you to access both during and after the training.

We respectfully ask that you do not pass the link for this page onto other schools or organisations.
We are happy for you to use or adapt in your own school.

Materials, Resources and Links

TEAM MEMORY TASK

20 KEY QUESTIONS

The icons used in Team Memory Task serve a purpose. They represent key aspects of Designing for Learning. The '20 Key Questions' Infographic is based on the icons used in the task.

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DESIGNING FOR LEARNING WITH FIVE KEY CONCEPTS
An Animated Sway Document

The information in this document will also form part of the second training day in November.

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Community Builders
Animated Sway Document

1-2-3

Community Builders
Animated Sway Document

I Sit (or I Stand)

Community Builders
STICKABILITY

Community Builders
Animated Sway Documents
We've included a few extras for you!

Visit Our Project Examples Website
This website contains the design process and learning experiences for three of our projects. Please feel free to use or adapt for your own setting/school.

Project Example Website

Visit Our Main Website

www.singlestepslearning.co.uk

Connect With Us On Social Media

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Additional materials will be added here at the end of the day.

PDF OF KEY SLIDES FROM THE AUGUST 2024 TRAINING DAY

DfL Training with Colgrain
File Size:	153786 kb
File Type:	pdf

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LINKED LEARNING EXPERIENCES: PADLET

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November Training Session

Guidance Material for Designing Problem-Based Tasks and IDL Projects

PBT Components
File Size:	2788 kb
File Type:	pdf

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Designing PBTs Progression Slider
File Size:	1663 kb
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Guidance for Designing A Single PBT

Guidance Notes for Designing PBLT
File Size:	618 kb
File Type:	docx

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P4 Task Design PBT
File Size:	16 kb
File Type:	docx

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Design Matrix Example: Early Level
File Size:	43 kb
File Type:	pdf

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Design Matrix Blank
File Size:	513 kb
File Type:	docx

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Guidance for Designing An IDL Project

Guidance Material for Project Design EL
File Size:	759 kb
File Type:	docx

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Guidance Material for Project Design PRIMARY
File Size:	592 kb
File Type:	docx

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This is a paper version of the Project Design Elements PADLET should you wish to note ideas offline.

Project Design Elements Blank (Word)
File Size:	28 kb
File Type:	docx

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You are welcome to use the 'blank' Project Design PADLETS that we have created for your school.
***PLEASE DO NOT USE ANY identifiers - names/images of individuals).***

Project Design Elements CPS EL

Project Design Elements CPS FL

Project Design Elements CPS SL

Reflective Questions for Design Thinking
File Size:	2286 kb
File Type:	pdf

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Project Information: GAME ON!

Take a look at the design and materials produced for the project with P5 and P5/4

Project Website

Padlet: Design Elements

Project Overview: Game On!
File Size:	5724 kb
File Type:	pdf

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Project Hook Film

PDF OF KEY SLIDES FROM THE TRAINING SESSION

This file will be added after the session.

key_slides_teachers_dfl_training_with_colgrain_november_2024_.pdf
File Size:	45979 kb
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Technology Guides

These video guides were created specifically for our online training sessions between 2020 and 2022. However, we have decided to include them as they may be useful, especially as we have mentioned both tools during the training event.

PADLET: AS A PARTICIPANT

MENTIMETER: AS A PARTICIPANT

Thank you! 👏

Thank you for your participation during the training event.
We are looking forward to continuing working alongside you this session.

Please feel free to keep in touch with us.

Send email to Lynne & Andrew

'A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.'