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Be able to support learners in completing work set for them

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‘Using active supervision’ from the Classroom Check-up website

Actively supervising students during independent and group work is an effective way to promote on-task behaviour in the classroom and prevent the occurrence of problem behaviours.

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Teaching Assistants training module: Secondary intervention: Working with groups from the National Strategies website
‘Using active supervision’ from the Classroom Check-up website
‘How do teachers get students to stay on task?’ from the Resumes for Teachers website.
‘What to do when a student refuses to work’ from the Pathway 2 Success website
‘Creating extension activities’ from the Oxford University Press

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