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Why do you come to school? Why is is homework im important? Re-inforce skills and knowledge Opportunity for prep work Helps you to become an independent learner Self-motivation Organisation skills Time-management skills


  1. Why do you come to school?

  2. Why is is homework im important? • Re-inforce skills and knowledge • Opportunity for prep work • Helps you to become an independent learner • Self-motivation • Organisation skills • Time-management skills

  3. What does the research say?

  4. Keystage 3 homework strategy • Every Year 7 and Year 8 student will get a homework booklet, prep book and folder • 30 minute homework tasks. Weekly for English, Maths and Science. Fortnightly for all other subjects • You choose the task (unless directed otherwise) • Work completed in the prep book • Signed at home when each piece of work is completed

  5. Normal rules for presentatio ion apply • Writing in blue or black ink • Drawing in pencil • Put a date and title on each piece of work • Underline the date and title using a ruler

  6. Activ ivities • Red pen, black pen • Questions and answers • Revision clocks • Flash cards • A5 revision cards • Text to pictures • Languages practice • Emphasis on self-quizzing

  7. Red pen, bla lack pen • Study a section of your knowledge organiser and try to remember it. • Cover the knowledge organiser and write what you can remember in your prep book in blue or black pen. • Check your knowledge organiser and add anything that you had forgotten in red pen. • Repeat with a different section of the knowledge organiser.

  8. Questions and answers • Use your knowledge organiser to write a list of questions in your prep book. • Cover your knowledge organiser and write the answers in your prep book. • Check your answers and correct any that you got wrong.

  9. Revis ision clo locks • Study a section of your knowledge organiser and try to remember it. • Cover the knowledge organiser and write what you can remember in the first section of your revision clock. • Check your knowledge organiser and add anything that you had forgotten. • Repeat with a different section of the knowledge organiser.

  10. Fla lashcards • Study a section of your knowledge organiser and try to remember it. • Cover the knowledge organiser and write what you can remember on to a flashcard. • Check your knowledge organiser and add anything that you had forgotten. • You can give the flashcards to an adult so that they can quiz you.

  11. A5 revis isio ion cards • Study a section of your knowledge organiser and try to remember it. • Cover the knowledge organiser and write what you can remember into a section of the diagram. • Check your knowledge organiser and add anything that you had forgotten.

  12. Text xt to pictures • Study a section of your knowledge organiser and draw pictures/diagrams to help you to remember what you are reading, on a piece of paper. • Cover the knowledge organiser and, using only your diagrams as prompts, write what you can remember in your prep book. • Check your knowledge organiser and add anything that you had forgotten.

  13. Languages practice • For French and Spanish you should use your knowledge organisers to write sentences using key vocabulary. • Use the sentence structures and vocabulary lists provided. • Practice the sentences with a family member or a friend.

  14. Week beginning 7 January 2019 (week 1) Subject Day completed Signed (home) English Maths Science Geography Philosophy, religion and ethics Art Drama IT Spanish Signed (school)

  15. How wil ill your homework be checked? • In tutor time during equipment checks • Tutors will sign the week overview to say that an adequate amount of work has been completed • Tutors will check and comment on standard of presentation • Your work will not marked for content by tutors

  16. How wil ill your homework be checked? • Quizzing in lessons • Teachers will be able to tell if you are doing your homework effectively

  17. Detentio ions for not doing homework • Set by tutor • One hour long • One homework detention per night. Each house on a different night • Identify and deal with repeat offenders • Homework club to support students who want help

  18. Lost booklets and prep books • Students buy a replacement booklet, prep book and folder • £3 • Or can print their own booklet from the school website • Identify and deal with repeat offenders

  19. Keystage 3 homework strategy • Clarity about the amount of homework • Clarity about the tasks • Meaningful tasks • More time in lessons to focus on application of skills and creative learning • Learning revision skills • Developing independent learners

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