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If you want to create an environment where students take greater personal responsibility for their own actions, learn better, communicate better, lead better and are better team players, you’re going to love Packtypes.
If you believe in developing self-awareness, self-esteem, self-confidence and self-motivation in young people, Packtypes is for you.
If you believe that all talent must be recognised and developed equally, if you want to inspire your students to believe in themselves whilst recognising and valuing individuality, Packtypes is your must-have classroom tool.
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Packtypes is card based, fast and engaging: Pupils love playing it and they learn without even realising they are being taught. It works with pupils from around age seven right up to six formers and as a teacher you can use it yourself to work with pupils of any age.
Pupils help themselves and each other discover where their strengths lie, they learn to recognise their own learning style and other pupils’ communication preferences. Packtypes empowers pupils to take personal responsibility for and control their own learning and assist other students while they are doing so. It helps students interact with adults and prepare positively and optimistically for the next stage of their life.
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Packtypes is a physical, hands-on experience, so we equip you with everything you need to put your students’ futures in their own hands.
We have just launched a new range of teacher co-created and tested Teacher Cue Cards to guide you through using Packtypes in specific classroom situations. Used in conjunction with our unique Packtypes Class Pack, the impact you can have on improving student outcomes is limitless.
Teachers have recently used Packtypes to assist with: developing essential classroom skills, teaching the basics of good teamwork, finding out about pupils’ family backgrounds, giving everyone in the class a voice, auditing student learning styles, setting agreed learning goals, creating powerful classroom constitutions and making transition easier, to name just a few areas. Click the links below to learn more about our classroom resources.
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