
These learning together resources use carefully selected videos and information from The Journey to Excellence website.
Whilst you watch examples of practitioners and learners, and listen to the perspective of researchers, you will be encouraged to carry out activities and put your learning into your practice.
Users should establish which aspects they would like to improve, select an appropriate pack and work through it.
Active Learning - learning together resource
An introduction to inclusion - learning together resource
Assessment - learning together resource
Collaborative learning - learning together resource
Creating and sustaining vision - learning together resource
Deaf Education - learning together resource
Developing literacy and numeracy across learning - learning together resource
Health and wellbeing across learning: Responsibilities of all - learning together resource
Improvement through self-evaluation - learning together resource
Meeting learning needs - learning together resource
Meeting the needs of learners with dyslexia - learning together resource
Motivating learners - learning together resource
NEW!Opening up assessment - learning together resource
Promoting positive relationships - learning together resource
Promoting respect - learning together resource
Self-evaluation to improve learning - learning together resource
Supporting children and young people - learning together resource
The learning together resources:
They can be used flexibly. You may want to spend two hours on an activity, an inservice day, or a series of twilight sessions. Most have additional activities for you to carry out with your class or colleagues.
These exemplar learning together resources have been created using elements throughout the resource. However, the Journey to Excellence is a vast and growing fund of information. You, your establishment or your authority may wish to develop and share the learning together resources to meet your individual or collective needs.
What works in one context may have to be adapted to your own school or classroom. Innovate, create, use, adapt and apply ideas… But keep returning to the aims. Keep checking… is this making a difference to learners?