At the heart of “Lifelong learning”, “Independent learning” and “Autonomous learning” is the aim of strengthening students’ capacity to learn. James Nottingham brings together the best in the world of education to help your students be more:
Curious and questioning
Independent and convivial
Imaginative and playful
Thoughtful and careful
Inspirational
Focussed
Practical
James has presented at major education conferences and worked with schools around the world on the topic of Independent Learning. Using his framework for teaching and learning, the Learning Pit, the teachers he has worked with are now more able to challenge and provide feedback at consistently high levels. This in turn is helping their students to be more independent, thoughtful and resilient students.
If you would like to learn more about the Learning Pit and how it can help you to develop independence in your students then contact James now by clicking on one of the buttons below.
“I guess I could call myself smart. I mean I usually get good grades. Sometimes I worry though that I’m not equipped to achieve what I want, that I’m just a tape recorder repeating back what I’ve heard. I worry that once I’m out of school and people don’t keep handing me information with questions…I’ll be lost.” (Hayley, Year 12 Student, 2006)
