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- ...th very little tech, infrastructure or support I just did it cos I was determined to see what effect the changes I was trialling would have on my practice and the learning of my studen...
- ...t the moment. I spoke to Sally today about the content of the portfolio. We discussed using our Teaching as Inquiry(s) as robust evidence (of our practice, student achievement, engagem...
Comment on "FORUM: MLEs: Learning spaces and resourcing | NAPP Kōrero 6"
...gy supports that activity, where teachers work with groups (large or small) on specific teaching and learning setting that group up to discover / practice independently, where teachers...- ...keen to develop e-learning / blended learning possibilities. I also believe that we need to challenge ourselves to redesign our pedagogical practice to meet the needs of our stud...
- ...nd at different stages * external professional learning needs to be invited into the classroom so that it does not feel as an audit on effective practice. The big question is how to m...
Comment on "Leadership Questions to assist your reflection skills."
...e of progress? Have you evidence of better outcomes for priority students as a result of your inquiry? What about your own culturally responsive practice, have you changed your teachi...- Fantastic practice Sarah. Thanks for your sharing. Students just love hearing each others' (and their own) stories don't they! :) And as we know, behind every app and or e-to...
- ...iours if the Ipads are used for reward? How can we make it accountable and even use. Check lists. Move on to create rather than practice on apps. Would like to...
- I have the same issues. I also believe numeracy and literacy data should be collected from the likes of science etc because this is where it is being put into practice. Regards Doug
- Kia ora Te Whainoa Be it restorative practice or behaviour management or whatever we call it....theres also...just espousing it. I think the underlying success to restorative practice (or whatever the term you use...