PGCE PLACEMENT TIPS | Advice for your school placements | Teacher TRAINING UK | Petite Primary
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Hello everyone,
Today's video is one where I've compiled a series of PGCE placement tips and advice to help you through your teacher training. Whether you've started placements already or not, these are still good to watch as reminders as some are easy to forget once you start getting busy and stuck in!
Further support:
- Building up teaching "exposure": / ctr_kylstxq
- Gaining confidence in teaching: / cns2hhwsivq
- Part 1 of gaining confidence as a teacher: • WORRIED about teaching...
- Part 2 of gaining confidence as a teacher: • How to GAIN CONFIDENCE...
- Things to ask your mentor: • PLACEMENT MENTOR | The...
- Teaching your first lesson: • Teaching your FIRST le...
- How to effectively observe others: • LESSON OBSERVATION TIP...
- What to ask when you first find out your placement: • Do these 4 things afte...
- Tips for your first lesson observation: • FORMAL observation TIP...
- Realistic wellbeing tips: • REALISTIC teacher well...
- Mentor meeting information: • PGCE MENTOR MEETINGS |...
- How to have an effective placement: • How to make the most o...
I hope these tips help as well as the further resources I've attached below. If so, please like, comment, share and subscribe if they were helpful.
See you soon,
Petite Primary x
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Great tips as always, thank you petiteprimary
Thanks for watching 😊
Just what I needed!
Oh great! When do you start yours? Xx
Just found your channel. Great info. Just about to start a PGCE after being a TA for many years.
Aw thank you, that's so kind of you to say. How are you feeling about September? Xx
@@PetitePrimary I feel a little apprehensive because I'm in my 40's and everyone else will be so much younger. I'll struggle with the assignments because it's been a while since I've written one. On a positive note my phonics knowledge and behaviour management should pretty good. Thanks for asking.
@@rosa32 I'm glad you ended on the positives, focus on those ☺️ In terms of age, don't worry about that at all! You have as much to give compared to a 20 something year old teacher. Regarding assignments, I'm happy to help you if you need support. My details for contact are in the description xx
@@PetitePrimary thank you so much
Thank you for the tips, these will be useful for my placement this month.👍👍
Aw I'm so glad! Have you had more details about your placement? Xx
@@PetitePrimary yes I went today in year 4, thank you for asking, I'm just constantly watching your videos so I dont miss anything. ❤❤❤
@@aiyaahkhan4999 That's so sweet, thank you! How did it go? Xx
@@PetitePrimary it was fun in some parts, challenging in others but totally rewarding!! U are star for helping me keep calm and relaxed.👍👍
Hi! I have just found out my first placement so now know where I am going after half term! Do you have any tips on how to make contact with the school? Email or ring? What usually goes down best? I luckily have got a school 15 minutes from me! I may be able to visit it before I go in, would this be worth it? During half term?
Great question! I replied on your insta message xx
Hey! I was wondering if I could get some advice from your (or anyone in the comments). So my SCITT really haven’t told us much about the structure of the year apart going back to our 1st placement in summer term. My mentor today told me I’ll be in year 1 rather than year 4 (where I’m at now with her) and honestly I’m freaking out about it already. I desperately don’t want to work in KS1, to the point where in a years time, I wouldn’t never even consider applying to a job if it was Y1/2. I’ve actually observed the class I’d be taking a few times and oh god are they tough. I didn’t say anything to her but also feel like I can’t ask my SCITT tutors about it either. I just really worry that even though it’s only for just under three months, I won’t cope. I’d honestly rather be in year 6 than year 1 or have my current class seven days a week.
Would you just accept that it’s only three months or would you speak to the SCITT?
Honestly, I dreaded KS1 too. I didn't think I could behaviour management and phonics terrified me. All my experience, including my main placement was in Year 4 too. I ended up loving it. Teachers get moved around all the time so in future at a school, they could put you in KS1 anyway, even if that wasn't your original role. I would seize the challenge and just try it. The SCITT wouldn't change it I don't think, unless there's another year 1 class in the school? Have you seen my video on my KS1 reflection? X
@@PetitePrimary Amazing, thank you for giving me some perspective! I'll be sure to watch it :)
Here's the link if you want it: ua-cam.com/video/y7mL8PsB6P0/v-deo.html xx
where do I get work sheets from as I dont have a twinkl account
What kind of worksheets?
work sheets for children to do like English, Maths work sheets for them to do in the lesson
@@soniaazam2630 well you won't always find the perfect worksheet for the lesson. Sometimes you'll have to make them or you can use ones on TES if they fit what you need.
@@PetitePrimary thank you
Any foreign primary ECT or trainees around? Feeling the impostor syndrome kicking in!!!
You're definitely not the only one! Imposter syndrome is absolutely normal! Have you seen my video on it? Xx
@@PetitePrimary I have , yeah! It was very helpful, definitely took some mental notes to put in practice. I think it's even worse when English isn't your first language and you're like... "what if I don't know how to put words to what I'm trying to teach while I have 30 eyes of bogey eyes looking at me ?" LOL
@@maRinaa885 it's a very fair and understandable worry! I address a similar question here which tbh, I still stand by now! ua-cam.com/video/XpbW82Hqrw4/v-deo.html