Next steps
We’ve come to the end of the course – thank you for joining us and we really hope you’ve enjoyed it. Before we suggest some ways for you to continue your learning, we will leave you with some final tips from Sarah, Bryn and Helen:
“Go for it and get as involved as much as possible in your school, it is such a positive and inspiring place to work in.” – Sarah Nimmey
“Make sure you are passionate about [teaching] as it is challenging, fast paced and sometimes very hard, but as long as you put in the effort and are willing to learn from colleagues and – most importantly – the children then you will be great. Also, enjoy it as most people don’t get the chance to appreciate what a really good school can do for children.” – Bryn Watkinson
“Ask questions if you do not understand something.” – Helen Brewis
Your thoughts and feedback on the course as a whole
We’d welcome your thoughts on Supporting Successful Learning in Primary School. Different people will take different things away from the course and we’d be interested to hear what you, in particular will take from the course as a whole and what you would have liked to have seen more or less of.
You can post your comments below in the discussion area and don’t forget, you can ‘Like’ and ‘Reply’ to other learners’ comments. If you haven’t already, you can follow us on Twitter and Facebook and if you’re mentioning the course on social media remember to tag comments with #FLPrimaryLearning.
You can also share your feedback with others outside the FutureLearn platform. If you found this course useful and feel others may too, you can leave a review on Class Central.
Further study at the University of Reading
The Institute of Education (IoE) ranked 12th in the UK for Education (The Guardian University League Table 2020).
Our staff are experienced and highly-skilled teachers and researchers who come from the sector.
We work to inspire our students to become reflective, engaged and active citizens, with the resilience and confidence to tackle challenges and shape lives.
Locally, we have well-established partnerships with over 400 schools. Globally, our research, consultancy and other projects extend to countries as varied as China, Jamaica, the USA and Singapore.
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If you’re keen to take your learning to the next stage, we offer a range of courses that will help you to further your knowledge.
There are a number of undergraduate degrees that cover the topics we’ve looked at as part of this course. These include:
If you’ve already got a degree, you might like to consider our Postgraduate Taught courses:
- PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate of Education)/QTS (Qualified Teacher Status)
- Master’s-level courses
- Doctoral programmes
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