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Christopher Waugh

Open Classroom

My classroom is an open space – a site wherein the ideas and practices I work to develop manifest themselves. Here’s some evidence of my work in practice.

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Rebel Education – A Documentary

Rebel Education – A Documentary

Jan 10, 2017 | Featured, Open Classroom, Pedagogy

An Al Jazeera documentary about the work we did at the London Nautical School Department of English

Presentation to Media and Technology course at UCL

Feb 11, 2016 | Open Classroom, Presentations

Our Presentation at Northern Rocks #NRocks

Jun 17, 2015 | Assessment, Featured, Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Presentations, Students

Presentation: Unlock Achievement

Mar 23, 2015 | Assessment, Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Presentations

As part of my Deus Ex Machina series, here is the information that went with my presentation to Teachmeet Islington. Heaps more detail about our Unlock Achievement project can be found in my Journal entry on the topic

Unlock Achievement – Microcredentials for the secondary classroom

Unlock Achievement – Microcredentials for the secondary classroom

Feb 15, 2015 | Assessment, Featured, Open Classroom, Pedagogy

In another step towards restoring authenticity to the secondary classroom, our department has completely re-created our process of assessment. We have abandoned the old ‘curriculum levels’ model and replaced it with a standards-based badged achievement system.

Deus ex Machina

Deus ex Machina

Jun 20, 2014 | Anecdotes, Open Classroom, Opinion, Pedagogy

Presentation to the Sunday Times Festival of Education, exploring the “God in the Machine”. The notion that it is through setting up a class environment that concentrates on the imperatives of authenticity and agency, the aspects of learning that we...

Research in Action: Presentation to ResearchEd 2013

Feb 4, 2014 | Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Presentations, Research

Presentation to Teachmeet BETT 2014

Presentation to Teachmeet BETT 2014

Jan 23, 2014 | Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Presentations

You can also read my “It Takes a Village” Post

Agency through Authenticity

Agency through Authenticity

Oct 24, 2013 | Open Classroom, Opinion, Pedagogy, Presentations

Presentation to the #i2ipartnership teachmeet, held on 24 October 2013

Build a New English Department: Step One – The People

Build a New English Department: Step One – The People

Aug 29, 2013 | Anecdotes, Featured, Open Classroom, Pedagogy

He aha te mea nui? He tangata. He tangata. He tangata. (What is the most important thing?  It is people, it is people, it is people.) I start a new year in a new role, Head of Department for English. As part of my application process for the position, I was asked to...

Presentation to LATE Summer Conference

Presentation to LATE Summer Conference

Jul 6, 2013 | Homework, Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Presentations

An Explanation: Romeo and Juliet – Fate and Interpretation

Jun 22, 2013 | Anecdotes, Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Reflection, Resources

This month's #blogsync calls for "an example of a great classroom explanation". I must admit that I have thought twice about the following contribution as there's a sense that it really does put me in the firing line - and with a recent damning judgement by an...

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