InnerDrive Ltd reviews

4.8 (5,497 reviews)
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Research-backed ideas are consistently translated into clear, classroom-ready strategies, with presenters who explain evidence accessibly and deliver with warmth, humour and confidence. Attendees particularly value interactive experiments, demonstrations, paired tasks and discussion time, which make sessions engaging and help them reflect on practice and leave with changes they can use immediately. Courses are generally well structured, well paced and relevant across teaching contexts, though some attendees find longer sessions could be shorter.

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Great information about teaching approaches

Christopher B · 12 Feb 2020
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Good think it's definitely more beneficial to people early in careers or who haven't done a pgce recently

V C · 12 Feb 2020
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Good information related to education which can be used.

E D · 12 Feb 2020
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I'm looking forward to the implementation.

Terence S · 12 Feb 2020
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Very useful for exam based subjects- some good ideas for re-inforcing learning. Using quizzes, interleaving etc

Alice G · 12 Feb 2020
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Boss la

JASON E · 12 Feb 2020
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Very entertaining, spread a little bit of material a long way but I enjoyed it.

George E · 12 Feb 2020
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Could be beneficial for students

V C · 12 Feb 2020
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The course may have been useful for trainee teachers or those looking to go in to some sort of middle management post and haven’t had any training in how people learn, however, the ideas are old and outdated and quite condescending for anyone who has been trained. The presenter managed well with the poor resources he was given, although there were many grammatical and punctuation errors on the PowerPoint.

Vicky D · 12 Feb 2020
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That was really poor, and felt very condescending. The comparisons between sport and teaching were tedious, and actually started undoing some of the positives from this morning's session with Bradley Busch.

Martin P · 12 Feb 2020
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