1. Professional relationships, 2. Wellbeing of Akonga, 3. Bicultural Partnerships, 4. Professional Learning and Development, 5. Leadership, 6. Learning Progressions, 7. Learning Environment, 8. Knowledge and Understanding, 9. Responsiveness to Cultural Diversity, 10. Bicultural Context, 11. Assessment, 12. Inquiry and Problem Solving
Monday, 26 June 2017
Reflective thoughts - Read Theory
READ THEORY
This is a new Digital Initiative that I have been trialing in my class over the past 2 weeks. Initially I implemented it with my capable readers and then introduced to the whole class. They LOVE it! It is very engaging as they get to earn points and compete against each other while improving their reading comprehension strategies. Each child is able to monitor their progress independently and using this information can then develop their own personal reading comprehension goals. As a classroom teacher this programme also gives me a comprehensive amount of information around each students understanding, especially in the areas of inferencing, text knowledge and language understanding. I can see very quickly where gaps are to use as focus teaching points and look at individual tests and answers to see if there are common trends (i.e. understanding of questions)
This is a new Digital Initiative that I have been trialing in my class over the past 2 weeks. Initially I implemented it with my capable readers and then introduced to the whole class. They LOVE it! It is very engaging as they get to earn points and compete against each other while improving their reading comprehension strategies. Each child is able to monitor their progress independently and using this information can then develop their own personal reading comprehension goals. As a classroom teacher this programme also gives me a comprehensive amount of information around each students understanding, especially in the areas of inferencing, text knowledge and language understanding. I can see very quickly where gaps are to use as focus teaching points and look at individual tests and answers to see if there are common trends (i.e. understanding of questions)
Wednesday, 3 May 2017
PLG 3 May 2017
Discussion: Michelle Coxhead - Te Reo Maori classroom
What does it look like?
PARTNERSHIP
PROTECTION the knowledge interests and values and the Taonga
PARTICIPATON Using extra Te Reo within writing.
Wednesday, 19 April 2017
Sunday, 5 March 2017
Monday, 30 January 2017
PLG Reading Wk 1 Term 1 2017
Sarah Community and Public Health Facilitating.
Pause, breath, smile programme running in Room 8 this term
Share ideas of what we can do within our own classrooms
Mindful eating, midnful movement, mindful breathing
Talk about the body and the brain and how it all works together. Based on science
Explain how all the glitter is like our brain when it is busy. Take the time to let things settle and calm down. Some thought and feelings are bigger than others.
Being mindful with out chocolate, what does it look like, sound like when we are eating it, what does it sound like. Mindfulness is a really good way of learning to pay attention. Good idea to use Jaffa, look at the changes in colours. Have a moment on how we appreciate our food.
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