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LEARNER'S BACCALAUREATE
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HOW CAN OUR PUPILS IMPROVE AT GCSE?
Be more independent
Improve their literacy
Reflect on their own performance
Produce more accomplished work
Draw links between subjects and key stages
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THE BRAIN
90% of knowledge about the brain discovered in past 10 yrs
Dopamine is needed to effectively create neural pathways
Adrenaline is also needed to stimulate neural connections
Brains cells develop better if they have multiple neural links
Neural networks provide the templates for processing knowledge
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SO, WE NEED TO...
Make learning 'real' and stimulating
Enable learners to build relationships with their teachers
Provide a relaxed environment for learning
Break down the barriers between subjects
Enable learners to create their own templates for learning
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LEARNER'S BACCALAUREATE
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INDEPENDENT
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LITERATE
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ACCOMPLISHED
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CREATIVE
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KNOWLEDGEABLE
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SCIENTIFIC
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REFLECTIVE
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POWER LEARNERS
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STARBASE 1
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ATLANTIC ARRAY
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DRAGON'S DEN
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FUTURE SCHOOL
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FOREST OF STORIES
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FRANKENSTEIN
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TEDx GTS
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"SUPERCHARGED" YEAR 7
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STAFF COLLABORATION
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STAFF "BUY IN"
LEADING TO CHANGES IN THEIR PRATICE
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POSITIVE PUPIL AND PARENT FEEDBACK
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POSITIVE IMPACT ON BEHAVIOUR
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SIGNIFICANT ACADEMIC OUTCOMES
INCLUDING REAL PROGRESS BEING MADE WITH PUPILS' LITERACY
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