Session Eleven

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How do we plan an effective sequence of lessons?

This session introduces sequencing as the process of considering how learning experiences fit together over time. Industry Associates explore what makes a well-sequenced scheme of learning and how individual sessions sit within wider programmes, student journeys and curriculum goals. The session also introduces the Content Representation Exercise, or CoRe, as a tool for mapping key ideas and using subject expertise to shape effective learning sequences.

Three individuals are standing in front of a whiteboard filled with sketches and notes. One person is drawing on the whiteboard, while the others observe.

Industry Associates will:

  • Understand what constitutes a well-sequenced scheme of learning. 
  • Identify principles that shape decision-making when sequencing learning. 
  • Recognise that even a single Industry Associate input sits within a wider curriculum sequence. 
  • Use subject and industry expertise to think about how learning should be ordered. 
  • Create an outline sequence for a learning experience in their subject area.

 

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