Name: Samantha Charman Advocate: Kath Lawrence Date: 20/09/2017
School: Highgate P.S. Year Level/Learning Area: 3& 4 Start Time: 1:15pm-2:05pm What’s Working: Current Focus – Challenges – Concerns: A lot achieved this term, many demands but eventful. Discussions on Rottnest Island and the environmental impact of a resort eg people, landscapes. Examined from different Strategic Questioning points of view and integrated with our technology investigation. How to embed questioning into students Organised a town planner to speak to students and delved into questioning and Blooms Taxonomy. We discussed the everyday learning and work. differences in questions and the different type of information different questions gained eg surface questions-open–ended questions were useful to ask the speaker. Successful session and asked the presenter for Q & A. Provided question frames to get started, ‘Can you explain a time when….’ Teacher’s next steps: Next meeting date and time: By the 7th November the students will have Apply questioning techniques to other subject areas. experienced and applied some question types using sentence stems and Focus on planning the questions I want to ask around the Blooms levels Blooms levels to generate questions of an unseen topic so that they have a To encourage students to embed the questions into their repertoire. deeper understanding of topic. Using the older students to model sentence starters. ‘Explain when…’ Focus for next meeting: Questioning Making the types of questions visible in the classroom. Advocate’s next steps: Phone coaching session on 7th November 1:15- Year 3 to be given simple sentence starters, ‘I wonder why people think…?’ ‘I wonder why?’ 2:05pm Look at AITSL documentary evidence examples for proficient teachers pdf
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Know students and how they Know content and how to Plan for and implement Create and maintain Assess, provide feedback and Engage in professional Engage professionally with learn teach it effective teaching and supportive and safe learning report on student learning learning colleagues, parents/carers learning environments and the community 1.1 Physical, social and 2.1 Content and teaching 5.1 Assess student learning 6.1 Identify and plan intellectual development and strategies of the teaching 3.1 Establish challenging 4.1 Support student 5.2 Provide feedback to professional learning needs 7.1 Meet professional characteristics of students area learning goals participation students on their learning 6.2 Engage in professional ethics and responsibilities 1.2 Understand how 2.2 Content selection and 3.2 Plan, structure and 4.2 Manage classroom 5.3 Make consistent and learning and improve practice 7.2 Comply with legislative, students learn organisation sequence learning programs activities comparable judgements 6.3 Engage with colleagues administrative and 1.3 Students with linguistic, 2.3 Curriculum, assessment 3.3 Use teaching strategies 4.3 Manage challenging 5.4 Interpret student data and improve practice organisational requirements cultural, religious and and reporting 3.4 Select and use resources behaviour 5.5 Report on student 6.4 Apply professional 7.3 Engage with the socioeconomic backgrounds 2.4 Understand and respect 3.5 Use effective classroom 4.4 Maintain student safety achievement learning and improve student parents/carers 1.4 Strategies for teaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait communication 4.5 Use ICT safely, learning 7.4 Engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to promote 3.6 Evaluate and improve responsibly and ethically professional teaching Islander students reconciliation between teaching programs networks and broader 1.5 Differentiate teaching to Indigenous and non- 3.7 Engage parents/carers in communities meet the specific learning Indigenous Australians the educative process needs of students across the 2.5 Literacy and numeracy full range of abilities. strategies 1.6 Strategies to support full 2.6 Information and participation of students with Communication Technology disability (ICT)