InnerDrive Ltd reviews

4.8 (5,841 reviews)
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The provider’s distinctive strength is turning educational research into clear, practical classroom strategies. Attendees consistently praise knowledgeable, approachable trainers who explain evidence accessibly and deliver engaging, well-paced sessions using experiments, examples and varied activities rather than simply talking at participants. Courses create useful opportunities for reflection, discussion and sharing practice, with ideas that teachers can apply immediately and use to strengthen everyday teaching.

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Fantastic, engaging material delivered at an appropriate level. When's the next training session?!!

Nicola G · 30 Aug 2024
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Excellent

Jonathan H · 30 Aug 2024
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An enjoyable and useful day. I can truly say that I am keen to implement some of the memory an learning tecniques during my first year of teaching GCSE biology.

Chantal T · 30 Aug 2024
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Brilliant session! I loved how accessible the research was.

Jeanne G · 30 Aug 2024
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Fab!

Louise N · 30 Aug 2024
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A very enjoyable day, many worthwhile strategies/ideas to take with me back to the classroom.

Helen C · 30 Aug 2024
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Gave practical strategies to embed into my delivery Encouraged me to reflect on my practice

mark b · 30 Aug 2024
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Well structure course.

Sangaralingam A · 30 Aug 2024
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Good energy! Practical

Juan S · 30 Aug 2024
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Felt that the start of the day was the best and most useful. The final session about questioning felt like a rehash of stuff that I’ve been told many times over the years. But I think part of the problem is that you had a lot of different educators at very different stages in their careers to try and be relevant for.

Anonny M · 30 Aug 2024
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