Deep Learning lessons aim to develop the skills and qualities that the
Outwood Grange Academy community have decided everyone needs to learn to
become lifelong learners.
We aim to help our students improve the skills and qualities of the
Learning Model. The first 10 lessons focus on and build on each
individual strand of the Learning Model. Students need to know they will
not be expected to demonstrate all of these skills and qualities in
year 7, but that they are progressive and as they get older some will
come more easily than others and some they will have to work at.
When all the skills and qualities of the Learning Model have been covered the students will be given two team projects:
- Project One – Wakefield Past, Present and Future
- Project Two – Building a School For The Future
These projects are designed to encourage students to access all the
skills and qualities of the Learning Model in order to succeed in each
project. They will carry out independent research, set their own
learning outcomes for these lessons and set homework for their group.
Students will also work on literacy, numeracy and ICT.
Project One – Wakefield Past, Present and Future
During project one, the students will choose their own team and they
will decide how they will present their findings on Wakefield. The
students can present their final piece in any way they choose; it could
be a song; it could be a piece of art, a sculpture, a building or a
garden. Students will be given a deadline for the presentation and will
present to their Deep Learning class.
Students will work together to explore: