Effective teaching
63 % of young people from year groups 7-10 think group work is the most effective teaching method . 58 % of young people from year groups 11-14 think good feedback is the most effective .
Year Group 7-10 Year Group 11 - 14
57 % of young people who live rurally think group work is the most effective teaching method vs 66 % of young people who live in an urban setting thinking good feedback is the most effective .
57 % of young people who live rurally think good feedback is the most effective teaching method vs 60 % of young people who live in an urban setting thinking good feedback is the most effective .
65 % of male and 62 % of female respondents think group work is the most effective teaching method compared to 56 % of young people who are non binary .
Young carers and young people in care thought group work ( 60 %) were the most effective teaching methods .
61 % of young people accessing pupil premium thought group work and good feedback are their most effective teaching methods .
56 % of male and 62 % of female respondents think group work is the most effective teaching method compared to 52 % of young people who are non binary .
Young carers and young people in care thought group work and good feedback ( both at 54 %) were the most effective teaching methods .
58 % of young people accessing pupil premium thought group work and good feedback are their most effective teaching methods .
Finding 5 Young people told us that their preferences for teaching methods changed . 36 % of young people told us that they didn ' t think teachers understand that students have different ways of learning .
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