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Title: Getting IN ON IT


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Getting IN ON IT
  • Using IN ON IT
  • learning materials
  • UNIT1
  • Learning outcomes

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Unit 1 Learning outcomes
  • At the end of this unit delegates will
  • know what the IN ON IT teaching and learning
    model is
  • understand the pupils/students it is designed
    as a resource for
  • understand the challenges faced by the
    pupils/students in the client groups
  • understand the function of scaffolding and its
    value to IN ON IT

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1.1 Aims of the Getting IN ON IT course
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1.2 Scaffolding
  • Scaffolding is
  • an important
  • concept and
  • tool in the
  • IN ON IT
  • model.

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1.3 The IN ON IT project has been designed to
  • improve the curriculum offer for
    pupils/students who are without a school place,
    especially those with cognitive difficulties
    and/or significant gaps in their learning
  • provide an opportunity for teachers working
    with pupils/students who are out of school to
    enhance their teaching by maximising the use of
    ICT in their lessons
  • provide and develop rich internet-based
    resources that can be shared and used by all
  • improve educational outcomes for
    pupils/students when they are out of school
  • assist the reintegration of participating
    pupils/students into an appropriate school or
    other full-time educational provision

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1.4 Who is the IN ON IT resource for?
  • IN ON IT has been designed for use with a wide
  • range of client groups
  • pupils/students with special educational needs
    who are without a school place
  • pupils/students who have been excluded from
    school
  • pupils/students with medical needs who cannot
    attend school
  • children and young people from itinerant
    families
  • young offenders
  • pregnant teenagers/young mothers
  • children educated at home

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1.4 continued
  • Pupils/students who are without a school
  • place suffer multiple disadvantages
  • learning needs are frequently unmet
  • amount of tuition per week may be limited
  • breadth and depth of curriculum may be
    diminished
  • may experience loss of knowledge and skills
    resulting from time out of school
  • may have low self-esteem arising from being out
    of school or from learning needs
  • loss of peer group interaction
  • may lose motivation

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