Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction Reviews

I've read quite a lot of this stuff already. Also, I don't think that EAL/ MFL learning follows the same principles, see www.sdkrashen.com as a good start or ask ChatGPT: "How do Rosenshine's principles clash with language teaching methodology."

Good reminder of some well documented ideas

Useful refresher. All quite subjective

time constraints left limited time for interactive elements and some were missed. time for discussion of some elements allowing for questioning would have been useful. individuals link and retain information better when provide in a "story" this was not covered and it would have been useful to know how you feel it fits in with your elements of learning. motivation was mentioned in the for of "you can do it" etc. being limited in effective use, however what about more broader motivation

Good course - helpful. Some points hard to enact due to time constraints of FE

Good presentation style, however the content didn’t seem that relevant to the cohort of the school.

The course content made a lot of sense to me but, as a Teaching Assistant, there is only so much of it I can put into practice. I will do my best!