Explore teaching ideas

Singapore

Make room for the method, the reasoning and the next question.

Explore primary and secondary teaching tasks for your class. Build a clear explanation, prepare purposeful practice and adjust the support without losing the learning goal.

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Your classroom starting points

Compare methods

Ask pupils to explain why a method works, not only find the answer.

Explain an observation

Connect a science observation with an explanation pupils can discuss.

Build a reading response

Support a response while leaving the interpretation with the learner.

Explore the context

Start with what PLAI™ knows.

Explore the curriculum context, then take the conversation towards the task you are preparing.

Try this prompt ↗

What do you know about Singapore's primary and secondary curricula?

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Bring your teaching context

  • Primary
  • Secondary

Use the programme, stage or framework your class follows.

Choose a task for your class.

Compare methods

Ask pupils to explain why a method works, not only find the answer.

Try this prompt ↗

Create a fractions task that asks pupils to compare two methods and explain their choice.

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Explain an observation

Connect a science observation with an explanation pupils can discuss.

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Create a science activity about evaporation that asks pupils to explain an observation.

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Build a reading response

Support a response while leaving the interpretation with the learner.

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Create a reading-response task with vocabulary support and an independent inference question.

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Questions about Singapore teaching

Should I include a subject level for secondary tasks?
Include it when it affects the task, along with your subject and cohort. Keep the syllabus requirements for that class in view.
Is this only for maths?
No. Explore science, language and other teaching tasks as well. The prompts are starting points you can adapt to your subject.
Will one task suit every class?
Review the language, prior learning and challenge. Ask for a change that supports your learners without removing the learning goal.

Bring your next teaching idea to PLAI™.

Start with one task, inspect the response and shape the next step for your class.

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