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How to teach Cambridge IGCSE History

Session 1Location:Hosted on ZoomDate & Time:13th November 2024, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM +00:00
Session 2Location:Hosted on ZoomDate & Time:27th November 2024, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM +00:00
£175.00
(ex VAT)*

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How to teach Cambridge IGCSE History

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Get to grips with the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus, assessment, planning and resourcing with a step-by-step approach led by Ben Walsh.

This two-part online workshop is relevant for NQTs, ECTs and experienced teachers who are delivering the CIE syllabus for the first time.

  • Build your understanding of the syllabus structure and requirements and find out how you can turn the syllabus into a course
  • Discuss key aspects of assessment and marking, and consider how you can prepare students for the demands of the assessments effectively
  • Learn best practice strategies for developing students’ knowledge, understanding and writing skills
  • Receive recommendations for imaginative and engaging resources and teaching approaches, including the use of AI tools

Booking reference: 1222131124

Please note: This event is not an official Cambridge International Education event and therefore the views and messages shared are not representative of Cambridge International Education. For more information about the syllabuses and official events, please visit their website.
 

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