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Criteria for resources
Good practice principles
Are the underpinning values and beliefs stated and are they consistent with those of the school?
Is there guidance on identifying pupils’ existing levels of knowledge and understanding and how to incorporate these into planning?
Do activities cover a range of teaching and learning styles?
Is there guidance on evaluating activities?
Are the materials free from stereotypes?
Do the materials take account of religious, cultural and physical diversity and special educational needs?
Has the material been developed in consultation with pupils and teachers and has effectiveness been evaluated?
Does the material include guidance on the knowledge and skills needed for effective delivery and help build teacher confidence?
Teaching and learning
Does the material outline processes for establishing a positive and supportive learning environment e.g. developing ground rules?
Is active learning promoted?
Are discussion and reflection encouraged?
Do the activities cover the development of knowledge, skills and attitudes?
Is the content differentiated and can it be adapted for use with particular groups of pupils?
Is guidance given on assessing learning outcomes?
Content
Does the content covered meet with pupils’ needs?
Is the content factually accurate and balanced?
Are learning outcomes clearly stated?
Are learning outcomes sufficiently challenging?
Is the content appropriate to the needs of pupils in terms of language, images, attitude, maturity, understanding and knowledge required?
Does it include positive images of a range of people and will the imagery and language appeal to pupils?
Do the activities encourage pupils to think about their attitudes and values and take account of a range of perspectives?
Do the activities encourage pupils to reflect on their learning and apply it to situations in their own lives?
Curriculum issues
Does it contribute to broad and balanced PSHE provision?
Does the material say how it covers statutory and non-statutory learning outcomes?
Does the resource support continuity and progression across key stages and curriculum subjects?