Learning styles are a hot pedagogic topic because people have differing views on the ideal approach to education. Some believe students benefit more from their education when participating in individual learning scenarios. But students of all abilities, from average to gifted, can benefit from working in groups. Group learning situations can be beneficial in various ways and offer increased opportunities for peer-to-peer collaboration, a more diverse range of opinions and experiences to consider and the chance to practise communication and social problem-solving skills. For educators, successfully juggling multiple teaching styles in any classroom requires knowledge and experience.

This teacher training course lays out different approaches to learning. We outline teachers’ educational responsibilities, including the selection of appropriate learning resources. We also demonstrate the importance of considering pupils’ individual differences while preparing lessons that provide an inclusive learning experience for those with intellectual or learning disabilities, including visual impairments. Competence in educating pupils with special educational needs (SEN) adds a valuable element to your teaching portfolio. Our lessons form a useful foundation for those new to education and explore the principles of class planning, strategic learning activities and meeting your pupils’ individual or collective needs. The course also refreshes your teaching knowledge and explains how to effectively employ a wide range of pedagogical approaches in your classroom.

This course then teaches you how to apply inclusive educational principles professionally and respectfully as you use teaching methods like peer learning, cooperative learning and visual aids to include all students in the learning experience. We help you to improve your evaluation abilities through formative and standardised assessments. We show you how to actively involve students in evaluation, which helps them to acquire the ability to employ self-analysis and self-direction. The course demonstrates how to provide excellent learning feedback to guide and inspire your students. Schools should teach pupils safety skills and we go over basic first aid to help you do so. Some educators are stressed when working with students, as individuals or in groups, and worry about meeting multiple overlapping needs to create an inclusive classroom. This feeling is created by a lack of training so this course shows any teacher how to manage individual or group educational programmes. We go over the important guidelines that explain how to enhance the learning experience in terms of reading, mathematics and technology. The course explains how to properly assist others by utilising the most recent and effective educational approaches. Sign up to learn how to improve communication and strengthen your professional development skills to create an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Whether you are planning on tutoring individuals or educating larger groups, this teacher training course provides the skills you need to connect with pupils and bring out their best.