Active Education Project TLIF
Owner: Craig Reddington
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Our project is a collaboration between Kaikorai Valley College and Queen's High School. Our project extends our learning from the Sport in Education project. In that project we found that being active in the classroom (i.e. not just sitting still through the whole lesson) helps engage students, which in turn helps lift achievement results.
Brief description: TLIF collaboration between Kaikorai Valley College and Queen's High School, bank of Active Learning resources.
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Celia Fleck commented on the file Teachers Success Stories 2016- Karen Palmer uploaded the file QHS Teacher as a Coach Survey Results 2016
- Karen Palmer uploaded the file Teachers Success Stories 2016Comments
- Celia Fleck
I love this style of capturing success stories and Rose Hipkins is so skilled at it. Thanks for sharing this interesting and insightful summary of where you are at on the Active Education Project journey.
Keep up the great work :)
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Teachers Success Stories 2016
Summary of teacher success stories. Outlining three common themes - The memorable nature of active, embodied learning, subject Integration and pedagogical shiftsLearnings to share with other schools 2016
By Karen PalmerAdvice that emerged from the shared conversations between teachers of both schools and the end of 2016.HPE Active Education A story of success 2016 - Helen Lowther QHS
By Karen PalmerA summary report on how the PE and Health staff implemented an Active Education approach into their programme. Written by Helen Lowther.
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Active Education Project TLIF
TLIF collaboration between Kaikorai Valley College and Queen's High School, bank of Active Learning resources.